Megan A. Karsh is based in Phnom Penh, where she oversees Access Justice Asia's representation of Khmer Krom Civil Parties at the Khmer Rouge Tribunal. She also co-directs the English Faculty of Law at the Royal University of Law and Economics and teaches courses in Legal Ethics and Alternative Dispute Resolution. A licensed attorney in the United States, Karsh has experience working in Africa and North America as well as Asia. In recognition of her work on victims' rights and restorative justice, Karsh was awarded the Arthur C. Helton Fellowship by the American Society of International Lawyers in 2012. She earned her J.D. from Stanford Law School in 2009.

Human Rights, Social Justice,