Sana Rani

As a recent LLB graduate in Shariah and Law from the International Islamic University, Islamabad, I bring a solid foundation in legal principles and hands-on experience from internships at esteemed law firms and legal aid clinics. My strong analytical, research, and communication skills enable me to approach legal challenges with precision and insight. I am highly motivated to further develop my legal expertise and am seeking opportunities in a reputable law firm or legal institution, with a keen interest in specializing in intellectual property, mercantile law, and corporate law.

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND & CAREER OBJECTIVE:

I gained practical legal experience during my final semester as a research intern at the Federal Tax Ombudsman, contributing to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Ombudsmen Association (OICOA) project. Currently, I am working as a paralegal at the Ministry of Law and Justice, where I have been involved in drafting legislation, preparing legal opinions, and conducting detailed research on various legal issues.
I am now seeking to expand my professional experience in a reputable law firm or legal institution. With a keen interest in intellectual property, mercantile law, and corporate law and other fields of law aswell, I am eager to contribute my skills and continue growing in these specialized areas.

Driven paralegal with experience at the Ministry of Law and Justice, Islamabad, showcasing strong analytical skills and a knack for legal research. Excelled in legislative drafting and legal opinions, enhancing team efficiency by supporting high-priority tasks. Demonstrates exceptional attention to detail and critical thinking, contributing to significant legal outcomes.

My research provides a comprehensive analysis of the Organization of Islamic Countries Ombudsman Associations (OICOA) and its critical role in fostering transparency, accountability, and good governance in OIC member states. It traces the evolution of the ombudsman institution in Pakistan and India, examining the effectiveness of these institutions and the challenges they face, such as political influence and infrastructure limitations. The study emphasizes the significance of OICOA membership in strengthening ombudsman institutions and promoting cooperation among member nations. It also provides recommendations for enhancing the impact of ombudsman institutions across the Islamic world, focusing on capacity building and collaboration to uphold human rights and social justice.