Gabrielle Yuri Sasaki e Silva is a lawyer registered with OAB/PR under no. 130573. Her publicly documented practice includes experience in civil and employment litigation, family matters and consumer relations, alongside a background and interest in human rights and international contexts.
As a member of PUCPR’s Study Group on International Human Rights Law (NEDIDH), she participated in state-level moot courts, including the Bahia Human Rights Competition. Her publicly documented academic and professional background includes a master’s degree in International Relations from Waseda University in Tokyo, experience with Brazil’s Federal Prosecution Service, research on international protection and humanitarian pathways, and participation in international forums and moot courts.
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- Professional registration Lawyer registered with the Paraná section of the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB/PR), no. 130573, with a listed practice in Pinhais, Paraná. Source: Correspondente Dinâmico
- Litigation and practice areas Experience in civil and employment litigation, family matters and consumer relations. Publicly listed practice areas also include civil, employment, social security and criminal law. Source: Correspondente Dinâmico
- Human rights and moot courts As a member of PUCPR’s Study Group on International Human Rights Law (NEDIDH), she took part in the Bahia Human Rights Competition (CBDH), reaching the semifinals. Source: PUCPR, School of Law (May 2021)
- Education and international experience A law graduate with an M.A. in International Relations from Waseda University in Tokyo. Her publicly documented experience includes work with Brazil’s Federal Prosecution Service, research on refugee rights and humanitarian pathways, a Junior Fellowship at the United Nations University, and international moot courts, including the Nelson Mandela Human Rights World Moot. Source: Public LinkedIn profile; PUCPR news