As an international lawyer, author and speaker, Susie has worked on some of the most challenging legal and political issues of our time including human rights and security, combating corruption in the developing world, protecting human rights at borders, the human rights impact of climate change on small island states, privacy, cybersecurity, disinformation, data protection and neurotech. Her experience includes both judicial, and oversight roles in the UK and internationally.
Susie's particular expertise in tech ethics and neuroscience through the lens of human rights brings both legal skills and a background in philosophy to the key ethical questions of our time. Susie explores these issues in her book “Freedom to Think: Protecting a Fundamental Human Rights in the Digital Age” (Atlantic Books 2022)
Her opinion pieces appear regularly in national and international media, she is an expert contributor on human rights-related topics for both television and radio and an engaging speaker and trainer on human rights, technology and the law.