Fiona Darroch is a lawyer and former opera singer. Ms Darroch specialises in environmental law, with a marked interest in regulatory litigation, pollution, nuisance and waste, and has been involved in various cases concerning environmental issues. She is also the founder of Protimos that works for increasing legal awareness and knowledge in local communities in developing countries, where a high degree of resource extraction is taking place. Since 2009, Ms Darroch has been a member of the Clinton Global Initiative and she has through the work in Protimos and the Clinton Global Initiative assisted vulnerable local communities in Sub-Saharan Africa. Ms Darroch has a degree in history from King’s College London and a Masters degree in International Environment and Economic Law from SOAS.

Events participated in:

Women Leading Climate Action for a Just Future: Explore how women’s leadership is vital to address our climate emergency. Co-curated with The New York Times, Stephen Dunbar-Johnson speaks with Fiona Darroch, Clare Dubois and Sophie Lambin. Charlotte Muller Stuart brings the school striker’s perspective. (2019)