FARRAH QAZI

Farrah Qazi is fully committed to raising awareness and making strides in international human rights. She has a keen interest in civil and human rights issues, and has represented victims of political or religious persecution, as well as unlawfully detained clients and victims of domestic abuse who filed under the Violence Against Women Act.

 

She supervises a national domestic abuse help-line and provides legal advice to victims of domestic abuse in order to aid them in dissolution of marriage, obtaining orders of protection, alimony, and modification of immigration status.
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As an extension of Qazi Law Offices, Farrah Qazi also moderates seminars and speaks at events held at colleges, religious institutions and other venues, about such topics as civil rights, women’s oppression, girls’ education, refugee status, trafficking of women and children, and other human rights abuses and violations.

 

She writes and speaks at community events about children's education, human trafficking, women's global rights, the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and U.S. constitutional issues.​

 

Farrah has written articles on sex trafficking, human rights violations, and victims of genocide and persecution. She has handled asylum and immigration cases, including cases involving victims of domestic abuse and their rights under VAWA. She is particularly interested in working with minorities who have faced harrassment or struggled with discrimination in employment or other venues.

 

Farrah Qazi is the founding attorney and owner of Qazi Law Offices. She received her Juris Doctorate from DePaul University Law School and her Bachelor of Arts from Loyola University Chicago, where she majored in Political Science, with minors in English Literature and Spanish Language and Literature.

 

Her law firm, Qazi Law Offices, is strongly committed to educating the public about civil and human rights issues, and increasing general knowledge and awareness, as well as community-based efforts to advance the common good.