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List of Assistants to Counsel List of Assistants to Counsel 27 July 2021 Last Name First Name Sex Nationality Abci Kamilia F France Abdel Haq Sahem M Jordan Acirokop Prudence F Uganda Adabayeri Kenneth M Ghana Adesina Adewale Olummide M United Kingdom Adeyemi Aminchi F Nigeria Ahmed Muhammad Waqas M Pakistan Akenroye Ayodele Olawale F Nigeria Akia Brenda F Uganda Aksenova Marina F Russia Alié Maryse F Belgium Al-Khatib Bisher M Jordan Al-Malt Noah M United States of America Alnajjar Nadine F Egypt Alum Lillian F Uganda Ambos Kai M Germany Ameli Farhad M France, Iran Andriessen Serah F Kenya Anjararison Ken M Madagascar Antley Jason M United States of America Anzovino Francesca F The Netherlands, Italy Aouini Mohamed Hédi M Tunisia Arif Mohammad-Irfan M United Kingdom Arigue Embarka F France Atolagbe Oluwaleke Adewale M Nigeria Avci Maya Ezgi F Turkey Badugue Patrick Laurent M Cameroon Bagaza-Dini Claudine F Central African Republic Bailly Marc M France Bakento Nsuka Bibiane F Democratic Republic of the Congo Balemeka Chirezi Leocadie F Democratic Republic of the Congo Bamba Kpana Emmanuel M Guinea Baranger Nicolas M France Batra Arpit M India Battaglini Maria F Italy Beaulieu Lussier Mélissa F Canada Begum Shahida F United Kingdom Belhak Karim Samiha F Spain Benedetto Graziano M Italy 27 July 2021 Bide-Thomas James Nicholas M United Kingdom Bikundo Edwin M Kenya Bilous Kateryna F Ukraine Blanco Bouza Sandra F Spain Blot Catherine F France Bogush Gleb M Russia Bokolombe Bompondo Godefroid M Germany Bonneau Karine F France Bosek Joel M Kenya Boyle David Michael M Australia, France Bramwell Corinne F United Kingdom Branco Juan M France, Spain Bridgman Abigail F Uganda Brown Clare F Australia Buisman Caroline F The Netherlands Bulman William Patrick M Ireland Burende Fred M Rwanda Burrow Andrew John M South Africa Busingye Sylvia F Uganda Buteau Caroline F Canada Bwiza Dignité F Democratic Republic of the Congo Caianiello Michele M Italy Carrin Marion Renée Marthe F France Casiez Lenaig F France Castaneda Rebecca F United States of America Cataleta Maria Stefania F Italy Cech András M Hungary Bosnia and Herzegovina, The Cengic Amir M Netherlands Cevallos Daniel M United States of America Chella Jessie F Zimbabwe Chiarini Giovanni M Italy Cisse Mouhamed M Ivory Coast Moustapha Sidi Cissé Mahamane M Mali Codde Sarah F Australia Collins Emma F Australia Colson Coralie F France Constantinide Diana-Louise F Cyprus, Sweden Cubbon John Edward M United Kingdom Da Silva Helen Clare F Canada Dadje Babo Ange Rodrigue M Ivory Coast D'Alia Marta F Italy D'Angelo Sandra F Belgium Dannatt Lucinda F United Kingdom Page | 2 27 July 2021 Datse Sandrine F France Davids Joseph William M United States of America Davis Cale Jordan M Australia De Barros Mark M United States of America, Brazil de Silva Edirimuni Samith M Sri Lanka Debarre Solène F France Debord Dimitri M France Decoeur Henri M France Delehaye Aline F France Della Morte Gabriele M Italy Denier Anne-Gaëlle F France Denis Catherine Aurelie F Belgium Deprez Christophe M Belgium Desalliers Marc M Canada Diakiese Tufilamo Saolie F Democratic Republic of the Congo Didier Marie Laurence F Ivory Coast United States of America, The Dijkstal Haydée F Netherlands Djamfa Arsin Raoul M Cameroon Dows Angela F United States of America Drummond Catherine F Australia Drury Michael M United Kingdom Dube-Gagnon Julie F Canada Durin Louise F France Dyk Antonina F United States of America, Poland Edwards George Eugene M United States of America Ehueni Manzan Innocent M Ivory Coast Elau Emmanuel M Uganda Elberling Bjorn M Germany Ellis Aidan Brind M United Kingdom United States of America, United Ellis Mark Steven M Kingdom Engel Seth M United States of America Estellita Heloisa F Brazil Eta Jonas Agbor M Cameroon Eyambe Elias Ebai M Cameroon Fabre Christophe M France Fabreguettes Julie F France Farshian Marine Julie Céline F France Fatiaki Juleen Jane Martha F Fiji Faure Florence F France Feoketchang Simone F Cameroon Feria-Tinta Monica F United Kingdom Ferrari Alberto M Italy Ferraris Massimiliano M Italy Gaden Chloé F France Page | 3 27 July 2021 Gaillot Sandrine F France Gantheret Fiana F France Gatarama Tharcisse M Rwanda Gateau Leblanc Marc M France Gatzweiler Cliff M Germany Gbangolo Guy-Hervé M Central African Republic Gbougnon Jean Serge M Ivory Coast Geijo Jiménez Arantxa F Spain Gérard-Rodriguez Clara F France Ghitri Khalida F Algeria Gibson Kate F Australia Gillier Amaury M France Giyose Chumani Christian M South Africa Glodjinon Emma F Benin Godkin Nora Claire F United States of America Golubok Sergei Alexandrovich M Russia Harihara Arun Gomathinayagam Somasankar M India Gouamene Soméné Hervé Lézin M Ivory Coast Grabowski Anne Luise F Germany Grandon Chloé F France Grée Vanessa F France Gromova Svetlana F Russia Guenther Erik M United States of America Guercio Laura F Italy Gueuyou Mesmer M Cameroon Gyselaers Lore F Belgium Habibu Jean Bosco M Democratic Republic of the Congo Hakundanabahali Theotime M Rwanda Hale Christopher M United States of America Hambrick Logan Christi F United States of America Hamida Nadia F Algeria Happold Matthew M United Kingdom Harelimana Jean Baptiste M France Hasan Abeer F Austria Herzig Carolin Michaela F Germany Hopkins Russell M United Kingdom Hotte Julie F Canada Hubert Louise F France Ifeka Momponza Benjamin M Democratic Republic of the Congo Ingutiah Jacqueline F Kenya Ishtiaq Muhammad M Pakistan Jacobs Dov M France Jaumandreu Fernandez Margarita F Spain Jibogun Bolanle F Nigeria Page | 4 27 July 2021 Joyes Benjamin M United Kingdom Kakpayen Brice Kevin M Central African Republic Kalindye Byanjira Dieudonné M Democratic Republic of the Congo Katulu Anna Nadine F Switzerland Kaur Manreet F India Kavira Buruthere Wivine F Democratic Republic of the Congo Kayembe Debora F Democratic Republic of the Congo Kayembe Mukeny Freddy M Democratic Republic of the Congo Kemboy Julius Kipkosgei M Kenya Kerll Christina F Germany Kern Joshua Ariel M United Kingdom Kerros Alexandra Helene F France Kessel Isabelle F France Khaemba Edna Sudi F Kenya Kifudde Gordon M Uganda Kiggundu Doreen F Uganda Kikomeko Muhammad M Uganda Kim Young Sok M South Korea Kimundi Elizabeth F Kenya Kinyanjui Sarah F Kenya Kitoko Freddy M Democratic Republic of the Congo Knoops-Hamburger Carry Juliette F The Netherlands Koech Philemon M Kenya Kokongo Timoléon M Central African Republic Kosgey Alan M Kenya Kouadio N'Dry Claver F Ivory Coast Kulinowski Lea Julie Chloe F France Kwambai Criselda F Kenya Lacroix Fanie F Canada Lagacé Hugo M Canada Lamarre Patrick M Canada Laminal Ndintamadji F Chad Langlais Pascale F Canada Larochelle Philippe M Canada, United States of America Lawrie Leigh F United Kingdom Le Gall Elise F France Le Guennec Barbara F France Leblanc Nathalie F Canada Lebriquir Pierre M France Lecolle Cécile F France Leker Yoram M France, Israel Lescs Jessica F France Levavasseur Elsa F France Lindon Rachel F France Ling Anna F United States of America Link Henry Lawrence M United States of America Page | 5 27 July 2021 Lio Lucy Wanja F Kenya Liu Yuqing F China Loyant Jean-Philippe M France Lumbu Faila F Democratic Republic of the Congo Lumueno Mbizi Rachel F Democratic Republic of the Congo Luzaiso Cherine F Democratic Republic of the Congo Mabondo Angele F Democratic Republic of the Congo MacManus Sabha F United Kingdom Mafuta Laman Guylan M Belgium Maina Grace F Kenya Mair Chad M United States of America Malala Lukula Séraphine F Democratic Republic of the Congo Malolo Youna F Belgium Manga Safi Mwehu Jeanne F Democratic Republic of the Congo Mangebe Mokongo Thierry M Democratic Republic of the Congo Mantsanga Mantsounga Alexis M Republic of Congo Manuello Vera Maeva Lydia F France Mare Jeanne Gisette F Cameroon Mariniello Triestino M Italy Marinier Doucet Sarah F Canada Martelly Olivia Marie Caroline F France Mbaku Tsana Bea F Democratic Republic of the Congo Mbengue Khadi Rosalie F France Mbodo Phanzu Michel M Democratic Republic of the Congo Mburu Daniel Mwihia M Kenya McCarthy Connor M Ireland, United Kingdom McFarlane Cynthia Julliett F United Kingdom McGuinness Terence Joseph M Ireland McLaughlin Thomas Niall Daniel M United Kingdom McNamara Michael James M Ireland Mehigan James Garfield M United Kingdom Mehl Grégoire M France Meillet Delphine F France Mekky Omar M Egypt Meli Messineo Eleonora F Italy Mellon Gráinne F Ireland Meloni Chantal F Italy Menegon Sophie F France Menuet Claire F France Metangmo Véronique Michele F Cameroon Meziaev Alexander M Russia Mihigo Bienvenu M Rwanda Mionki Judy F Kenya Miteleji Sangu M Democratic Republic of the Congo Mocpat Euloge Fortuné M Central African Republic Page | 6 27 July 2021 Mohanna Mona F France Moran Clare Frances F United Kingdom Mori Rebecca F Italy Morouba Mathias M Central African Republic Motley Kimberley F United States of America Muboh Maximinus Kuh M Cameroon Mugambi Muriuki M Kenya Mugiraneza Prosper M Rwanda Muhizi Olivier M Rwanda Muinga Tulela Nelly F Democratic Republic of the Congo Muiruri Andrew Mura M Kenya Munglee Harshna F South Africa Munlemvo Nsimba Natacha F Democratic Republic of the Congo Murekeyisoni Marie Louise F Rwanda Murphy Sarah F New Zealand Mushagalusa Kajabika Patrick M Democratic Republic of the Congo Mushobekwa Kalimba Claudine F Democratic Republic of the Congo Mutuale Nkasa Urbain M Democratic Republic of the Congo Mutunzi Donath M Rwanda Muya Miyanga Sandra F Democratic Republic of the Congo Mwanaisha Saidi Justine F Democratic Republic of the Congo Nabalende Lynda F Uganda Naouri Jennifer Fallon F France Nathai-Lutchman
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