Throughout my career, I have sought to promote the interests of justice in other countries, as well as in England and Wales.

In recent years, I have

• Presented a paper on eSignatures and the Judiciary to a Council of Europe Roundtable in Malta (September 2024)
• Provided support to the Judiciary of Tanzania.  This work has included

-  designing and delivering “training the trainer” courses for judges and magistrates on training skills, judicial competencies and ethics;

-  devising a programme and course materials (lectures, small group case studies, model answers) for a series of courses on Criminal Sentencing delivered to judicial officers, prosecutors and defence lawyers;

- planning, facilitating and participating in three annual High Level Judicial Symposia;

- assisting with the design and implementation of a mentoring programme for judges and magistrates; and

- advising on Asset Recovery Court Procedure (2019 to 2024). 

• Been the lead international expert for a Council of Europe and Cyprus School of Judging programme which delivered training to Cypriot judges, registrars and lawyers on their new Civil Procedure Rules.  I devised, prepared and delivered a series of face to face and remote courses running from July 2021 to November 2023.
• Presented lectures and led seminars in Judgecraft and Ethics for Bulgarian judges and prosecutors (ERA - the Academy of European Law, 2019);
• Been a judge of the EJTN sponsored THEMIS competition for European judges and magistrates in Paris (2018);
• Led an all-day training session for 35 senior Thai judges on the subject of corruption (Strathclyde University, 2018);
• Delivered a lecture on Restorative Justice (in French) at the Université Catholique de Lyon (2017); and
• At the request of the Chief Justice of Rwanda, conducted seminars in Kigali and drafted guidelines for the assessment of damages in Rwanda (2014)