Skills, Certificates & Publications

Skills, Certificates & Publications

Skills

  • Legal research and analysis
  • Case preparation and documentation
  • Legal writing and drafting
  • Client consultation
  • Regulatory compliance

Language Skills

  • Turkish: Native proficiency
  • English: B2 level (Upper Intermediate)
  • German: A2 level (Elementary)

Technical Skills

  • HMGS 2024: Score: 80/100
  • Microsoft Office 360: Proficient in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
  • Canva: Design and content creation
  • Research databases and legal resources
  • Digital communication tools

Certificates

BTK Akademi – IT Law Training (2024)

Completed specialized training in information technology law, covering topics such as data protection, cybersecurity, intellectual property in the digital age, and legal aspects of e-commerce.

ILSA Istanbul - World Trade Law Reviews (2020)

Participated in comprehensive reviews of world trade law, examining international trade agreements, WTO regulations, and global commerce legal frameworks.

Goethe Institut – German A1 (2019)

Achieved a score of 86/100 in the German A1 level certification, demonstrating elementary proficiency in German language skills.

Istanbul Model United Nations Conference (2019)

Received certification for participation in the Istanbul Model United Nations Conference, where I represented a country in simulated UN committee sessions, engaging in debate, negotiation, and resolution drafting.

YIA Model United Nations Conference (2019)

Participated in the Youth International Agenda Model United Nations Conference, developing skills in diplomacy, public speaking, and international relations.

Publications

”Evaluation on Russia’s Withdrawal From the ECHR and the Consequences of Applications Against Russia” (2023)

Published in: Opinio Iuris – 14th Issue

Abstract

This article examines the legal and geopolitical implications of Russia’s withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) jurisdiction. The analysis focuses on the procedural consequences for pending and future applications against Russia, the status of previous judgments, and the broader impact on human rights protection in the region.

The research explores alternative mechanisms for addressing human rights violations in Russia following its withdrawal, considering both international legal frameworks and diplomatic approaches. The article also discusses the precedent this withdrawal sets for the European human rights system and potential reforms to strengthen the Convention’s enforcement mechanisms.

Through comparative analysis with other cases of state withdrawal from international human rights treaties, the article provides insights into the challenges and opportunities for maintaining human rights standards in complex geopolitical contexts.