Inês Granja

Inês Granja is Research Assistant on JusGov’s project Inclusive Courts. She is a PhD candidate at Catholic University of Portugal (Oporto), where she undertook her LLB on 2014 and completed her LLM in Public, European and Public International Law on 2016. Her master thesis titled “The ECtHR and religious symbols – the use of muslim veil in 21^st century Europe” was awarded with an Honourable Mention in 2017 by Portuguese Commission for Religious Freedom and was published in 2018 thanks to the Portugal’s High Commissioner of Migration of Portugal. The main areas of research are human rights and multicultural jurisprudence. Her PhD research is focused on the ECtHR’s case-law related to religious minorities and the right to religious freedom.