Antonin is a French law student currently pursuing a Master’s degree in International Organizations Law at the University Jean Moulin Lyon III, following the completion of his Bachelor’s degree in Law and Political Science. As part of his master’s degree program, Antonin spent his first year on an international exchange at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, where he broadened his academic and cultural perspectives.

Throughout his studies, Antonin has developed a strong interest in international and regional human rights law, with a particular focus on African regional legal systems and the protection of human rights, areas that closely align with IHRDA’s mission and work.

Alongside his academic journey, Antonin has gained diverse professional experience to support his studies. He has worked in roles ranging from pizza chef in a restaurant to construction worker. In the legal field, he completed an internship in a public law office in France, where he gained practical insight into public law and legal practice.

Committed to community engagement, Antonin also volunteered with the French association L’AFEV, supporting a child facing social challenges by promoting cultural openness, educational engagement, and personal development.

Outside of work, Antonin enjoys playing basketball and the guitar.