I am a lawyer, lecturer, and legal consultant, currently serving as a Visiting Fellow at the University of Portsmouth School of Law. Holding a Ph.D. in Law, my research focused on the critical intersection of "International Law facing Illegal Wildlife Trade," underscoring my dedication to addressing this pressing issue. Specializing in wildlife trade, biodiversity conservation, and combating wildlife and forest crimes, I actively contribute to both academia and real-world solutions. As a consultant for Legal Atlas, I provided valuable insights into legal landscapes, particularly concerning the complex realm of zoonotic diseases. Furthermore, my collaboration with the Global Initiative to End Wildlife Crime provided me with firsthand exposure to the multifaceted challenges inherent in addressing illicit wildlife trade, enriching my practical expertise in this critical field. Additionally, as a Case Manager at the Doctoral Clinic of International Law and Human Rights of Aix (France), I am committed to nurturing the next generation of legal scholars and advancing groundbreaking research.