Harriet Afiah Boamah is a dedicated and driven legal professional with a strong foundation in law and a passion for legal research and advocacy. She combines academic rigor with practical experience, bringing a thoughtful and balanced approach to problem-solving and teamwork.

She has worked as an Administrative Assistant at the University of Ghana, where she contributed to administrative and research activities. In addition, during her internship at the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), she gained hands-on experience through public education campaigns, drafting complaints for individuals with limited literacy, and assisting with witness interviews and evidence gathering. These experiences have strengthened her practical skills while deepening her commitment to advancing justice and inclusivity in Ghana and beyond.

Harriet’s expertise spans legal research, academic writing, policy analysis, and public speaking, making her a versatile and resourceful member of the legal field.