Anand Ramlogan

Anand Ramlogan (born 1973) is a human rights attorney at law in Trinidad and a graduate of Queen Mary and Westfield College in the University of London and University of Westminster. He has fought and won many landmark cases that have led to many changes in the law. He has represented many a downtrodden citizen and is re-defining the law in the area of unfairness and discrimination. He is one of the youngest barristers from the Commonwealth to address the Law lords of the Privy Council and is a door tenant at Charter Chambers in London. His cases have been the subject of many articles in international law journals and he gives guest lectures in various universities in London. He now practices law with Sir Fenton Ramsahoye, Former Attorney General of Guyana and Professor of Law. Most notably he has fought for the Sanatan Dharma Maha Sabha against the Trinity Cross and for a Radio license. He also has fought and won for many public servants such as Devant Maharaj and Marlene Coudray in instance of abuse of power. In 2007 Ramlogan unsuccessfully contested the General Elections for the Congress of the People led by Winston Dookeran.