Justice is the shield of the oppressed, and those who wield it become the guardians of a fair and righteous world.

Faramarz Yadegarian • Legal Advisor and Arbitrator

About.

A Journey of Legal Excellence.

Championing Democracy and Human Rights and International Law.

I take pride in realizing many of my aspirations, particularly within the legal sphere. Graduating with honors in law, I have actively contributed to the Iranian legal system as a dedicated advisor, focusing on defending individuals whose rights have been violated and combating void and tyranny.
My commitment to the principles of Democracy and Human Rights led me to pursue advanced studies in this field. I am thrilled to have established my Arbitration Institute, a testament to my unwavering dedication to these crucial values. This institute, founded with a vision aligned with democracy and human rights, reflects my aspiration to make a meaningful impact on a broader scale.

Work Experiences.

Education.

Unyielding Vision.

As a current M.A. student in international law, I am fueled by an unwavering passion for human rights. With a goal to further my education to a Ph.D., my courage and commitment underscore my dedication to advancing these fields, contributing meaningfully to global justice.
01. Master of International Law

Ongoing program. Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch, Tehran, Iran.

02. Master of Democracy and Human Rights

Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities (ISSH), Netherlands, The Hague, GPA 85 out of 100.

Skills.

Professional Skills and Expertise.

Conflict Resolution and Mediation 100%
Legal Research and Analysis 100%
Research Methodology 100%
Human Rights Advocacy 98%
International Law Expertise 96%
Project Management 94%
Multilateral Diplomacy 93%
Policy Analysis and Development 88%
Cross-Cultural Communication 85%
Languages Proficiency 80%

Languages:

Persian 🇮🇷 : Native – English 🇺🇸 : Intermediate

Courses.

Passionate Academic Journey in International Law and Human Rights.

This section displays courses that were passed based on tests, assignments, and final assessments. To verify each certificate’s validation, open it and click on ‘Check the Validation of this Certificate’.

Conferences.

Attended Conferences, Workshops and Training Courses:

Publications.

Research Experiences and Publications:

Achievements.

I have achieved significant milestones over a decade in the fields of international law, human rights, and as a law student. Throughout this period, I have actively engaged in both work and research within these domains. In this section, I aim to outline and highlight these achievements.

Recommendations.

Quotes from my professors regarding my performance and expertise in their classes, as well as our collaborations.

      I have been asked to write a reference letter for Mr. Faramarz Yadegarian. I have known Yadegarian from two years ago when he was in my graduate seminar on Human Rights at the Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities (ISSH). I was his professor and supervisor of his MA dissertation Research paper. Therefore, I feel I can fairly attest to the quality of his work as well as his personal character.
Mr. Yadegarian was a solid, smart, and hard-working student. He has an incisive mind, analyses problems well, and contributed to discussions during lectures. He was often posing thought-provoking questions and was amazingly setting critical positions against the mainstream views. He was organized and disciplined, always attending class on time, and was enthusiastic and passionate to participate in debates. He gained an A- mark for the graduate seminar.

Professor Mahmoud Masaeli P.h.D, International Development and Global Studies Professor, University of Ottawa and CEO at Perspectives and Global Concerns

      As the Dean of the Faculty of Law, I confirm that Mr. Faramarz Yadegarian, one of my talented and hardworking students, successfully completed two specialized courses, namely “Civil Code III: Generalities of Contracts (Code: 19616)” and “Civil Code VIII: Inheritance, preemption, and will (Code: 22115).” His active participation in class discussions and inquisitive spirit have marked him as a diligent learner. His commitment to academic excellence is further demonstrated by his thoughtful engagement in coursework and his exceptional understanding of legal concepts. I am confident that Mr. Yadegarian’s dedication, paired with his analytical skills, will contribute significantly to any academic or professional endeavor he pursues.

Dr. Mojtaba Zahedian, Dean of the Faculty of Law at Islamic Azad University, Mashhad Branch

      Mr. Faramarz Yadegarian, an exceptional student, has been recommended for admission to your university based on his outstanding performance in my classes. Having successfully completed three specialized courses in his bachelor’s studies, namely “General International Law I (Code 20739),” “Specialized International Law I (Code 12075),” and “International Organizations Law (Code 19709),” where he consistently achieved high scores, he continued to excel in his master’s studies. In courses such as “Law of the Seas” (Grade 18), “Legal Disputes Resolution Methods” (Grade 19), “Law of Armed Conflicts” (Grade 19), “Law of Treaties” (Grade 19), “Seminar” (Grade 20), “Maritime Law” (Grade 20), and “Legal Text in Foreign Language” (Grade 19), he demonstrated exceptional proficiency and dedication. His enthusiasm for learning, coupled with his remarkable grades, makes him an outstanding candidate for further academic pursuits. I am confident that he will continue to excel in his graduate studies, and I appreciate your support in providing him with this valuable academic opportunity.

Dr. Amirhossein Molkizadeh, Vice-Chancellor of the Department of Law at Islamic Azad University, Mashhad Branch

Contact.

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