Lara Hamidi

Principal researcher

Lara Hamidi is a student at Royal Holloway, University of London studying History, Politics and International relations. Her role as a researcher for ImpACT is more than just a job, it is a passion in which she hopes to pursue for the foreseeable future. Lara hopes to make a positive impact towards educating businesses on their legal objectives, to prevent further global human rights issues.  

Articles

Myanmar’s Aid Collapse Deepens Hunger, Displacement, and Civilian Des...

Myanmar aid collapse deepens hunger, displacement, and Human Rights concerns as State Policy, conflict, and funding cuts worsen civilian suffering.

Morocco’s UN Campaign Could Reshape Global Anti-Corruption Thinking

Morocco’s UN campaign could reshape global anti-corruption thinking by linking Human Rights and State Policy to anti-corruption reform in Geneva.

Lebanon-Israel Deal Sparks Fears Over War Crimes Accountability

Lebanon-Israel deal war crimes accountability concerns grow as Human Rights groups warn State Policy may weaken justice and ICC access.

When Safety Becomes Precarious Egypt’s Shifting Deal With Sudanese Re...

Sudanese refugees in Egypt face tightening restrictions, deportation fears, and growing Human Rights concerns under State Policy.

EU sanctions on Sudanese gold aim to choke war financing

EU sanctions on Sudanese gold aim to choke war financing as the bloc targets gold, Human Rights abuses, and State Policy pressure in Sudan.

Israel-Iran War 2026: Ceasefire Collapse and Regional Escalation

Israel-Iran war 2026 enters volatile phase as US-Iran ceasefire collapses; nightly strikes hit civilian infrastructure amid regional spillover.

Aid Under Fire: How Attacks on Health Care Fuel Sudan’s Catastrophe

Sudan’s health system collapses as attacks on care fuel cholera, hunger, and mass displacement in the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.

Hate Speech, Firm Action: How Malaysia Is Failing Rohingya Refugees

How hate speech and firm action show Malaysia failing Rohingya refugees amid detentions, evictions, and a new refugee policy in 2026.

Gaza’s Ceasefire Reveals the Politics of Counting Children’s Deaths i...

Gaza ceasefire exposes a deadly gap between diplomatic promises and reality, as 300 children were reportedly killed in 300 days amid attacks and aid curbs...

Deir al-Balah Strike Exposes the Enforcement Vacuum Behind Gaza’s Cea...

Gaza ceasefire enforcement faces renewed scrutiny after a Deir al-Balah drone strike injured three Palestinians amid reported violations.

Blue Nile’s Harvest Attacks Reveal Sudan’s Expanding War on Civilian...

Blue Nile displacement crisis worsens as Qaisan violence uproots thousands, endangers harvests and deepens Sudan’s human rights emergency.