Our Team
Anushya Kulupana Senior Associate Solicitor
Anushya is a Senior Associate Solicitor in our Scottish Anti-Trafficking & Exploitation Centre. She has an LLM in Human Rights Law and has been working in the field of migrant rights since 2005.
Anushya completed her traineeship with a public authority focussing on public protection, and since qualifying, she has practiced as an Asylum and Immigration solicitor in private practice firms, primarily representing victims of torture, human trafficking, and gender-based violence.
While completing her legal studies, Anushya worked as a caseworker at a national law centre. Prior to that she worked as a Counter-Trafficking Development Officer with the Trafficking Awareness Raising Alliance (TARA Service Service) for a number of years, providing intensive support and advocacy for female victims of trafficking. She also worked at Scottish Refugee Council for four years as an asylum support adviser, specialising in preventing destitution and developing the organisation’s asylum support appeals work. Anushya also has experience of working in a support service for survivors of rape and childhood sexual abuse, and as a funding officer for a UK wide funding body.
Niamh Grahame Solicitor
Niamh is a solicitor in our Scottish Anti-Trafficking & Exploitation Centre. She is a qualified solicitor in both Scotland and England and Wales and has been working in the social justice sector since 2019.
Niamh studied Law and Spanish at the University of Glasgow and was an intern at JustRight Scotland’s Refugee and Migrant Centre in the final year of her studies. She then completed a traineeship with the Legal Affairs and Human Rights Committee at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe before moving to London. In London, Niamh worked for two legal charities, the AIRE Centre and Public Law Project. She has experience working on strategic public law and immigration cases representing individuals and organisations.
She is passionate about trying to redress societal power imbalances.