Keith Best is a former MP and Barrister and is acutely aware of the dangers of giving up our civil liberties, that have been long fought for over the centuries, even though it is for a good reason during this emergency.

He was Member of Parliament (MP) from 1979 until 1987. He then led the organisations Prisoners Abroad (1989–1993), the Immigration Advisory Service (1993–2009), Freedom from Torture (2010–2014) and SurvivorsUK (2015-2018). In 2017, Best became one of the founding members of Citizens for Britain. He is the author of Write Your Own Will 1978, The Right Way to Prove a Will, 1981 and of various articles in magazines, Wall Street Journal, newspapers etc. Former Deputy Editor District Council Review. He contributed a chapter to the 2021 book Religious Soft Diplomacy and the United Nations: Religious Engagement as Loyal Opposition.

Sheikh Dr. Ramzy is a distinguished public figure and international speaker who serves as Director of the Islamic Centre and Justice4R. He is also an Ambassador for the Universal Peace Federation (UPF), an Imam at both Oxford and Oxford Brookes Universities, and an active participant in interfaith dialogues through the ICD and UNA-UK. With his unwavering commitment to social justice, interfaith cooperation, and community leadership, Sheikh Dr. Ramzy continues to inspire diverse audiences worldwide, fostering peace, understanding, and unity across all walks of life.

Nicola Garrington is a Director of Stop Trafficking Worldwide UK and a dedicated advocate for protecting the vulnerable from exploitation. As a United Nations WOLMI Peace Ambassador, she is actively working to combat modern slavery and human trafficking.

Currently, Nicola is leading the creation of a free, high-quality digital platform to educate and raise awareness about modern slavery in the UK. Designed for children aged 11-13, both in and out of education, the platform will be available in multiple languages to reach diverse communities. “Education on modern slavery and human trafficking will empower our youth, safeguard communities, reduce crime, and alleviate pressure on social services.” With a strategic business background, Nicola is an entrepreneur rather than a traditional humanitarian. She has developed loss and damage solutions for major insurance companies, provided high-end design services to national housebuilders and blue-chip clients, and carved out a specialized niche in hospitality, where her company outperforms 95% of regional competitors. Despite her business success, Nicola dedicates her time voluntarily to her passion: eradicating human trafficking worldwide. Her strength lies in her ability to identify problems, visualize solutions, and bring them to life. She approaches every endeavor with hard work, high standards, determination, integrity, empathy, and a creative mindset—principles that define both her business and humanitarian efforts.

Martin is the Director of the All Faiths Network and a seasoned human rights advocate with over 20 years of experience. He has contributed to a wide range of human rights organizations, and for more than 15 years—until 2007—he served as Director of the Church of Scientology’s European Human Rights Office, focusing extensively on religious freedom. Throughout his career, Martin has also worked closely with European parliamentarians and legislators on diverse issues, including children’s rights, human rights education, mental health abuse, and freedom of expression.

Rebecca began her charity work volunteering at the Citizens Advice Bureau at the tender age of 15. With a passion to make legal advice accessible for all. Rebecca is credited with her warm and approachable aura – an ability to provide practical legal help to those who may have faced barriers accessing legal help and therefore blocked from access to justice. Rebecca has extensive corporate compliance and legal experience spanning over a decade. Rebecca’s professional network spans across religions, cultures and continents. Rebecca trusts God, her divine purpose and passion to help others understand their legal rights to empower and protect themselves. Rebecca attained an ABB at A Level in Government & Politics, Theatre Studies and Philosophy and Religion. Reebcca studied LLB Law at the University of Leicester and then obtained a MSc in Criminology; specialising in financial crime. Rebecca is a licensed FCILEX Paralegal. She is due to qualify as a Chartered Legal Executive in the summer of 2025.

Dame Fotiny Gudela is a visionary humanitarian with a truly unique journey. With an impressive background that bridges engineering and holistic healing, she has dedicated her life to empowering communities and promoting mental and physical wellbeing. Her passion for alternative health practices is reflected in her extensive certifications in cosmic energy healing, Reiki, integrative counselling, and clinical expressive arts therapy. Beyond her healing work, she is a champion of human rights and community development, drawing on her rich cultural experiences from living and working across Europe and Asia. She is also an accomplished artist, musician, and pilot, embodying a spirit of creativity and adventure in all aspects of life. Her holistic approach to health and community empowerment continues to inspire many.

Captain Ali Javed is an individual of remarkable versatility, encompassing a diverse range of roles and interests. Alongside his distinguished career as a pilot and engineer, he is deeply engaged in various facets of societal engagement. From his dedicated advocacy for human rights to his adept management of projects and his enthusiastic volunteering for national causes, he exemplifies a commitment to making a positive impact. With a keen eye on both local and international politics, he demonstrates a profound understanding of global issues and actively seeks to address injustices wherever they arise. His unwavering dedication to amplifying the voices of the marginalized underscores his role as a champion for justice and equality. In every endeavour, Captain Ali Javed embodies the spirit of compassion and activism, striving to ensure that the voices of the voiceless are heard and respected.

Amir Ohadi is a committed interfaith advocate and sustainability strategist with over two decades of experience in peace-making, bridge-building, and creating ecosystems for collaboration across diverse faith communities and stakeholders.

Amir’s academic research at Loughborough University focused on business diplomacy, decarbonisation, sustainability, and the net-zero agenda. His work on the green transformation of supply chains highlights the urgent need to protect the most vulnerable—including those at risk of human trafficking, child and minor labour, and the exploitation of people as well as natural resources. His research was notably dedicated to the late Queen Elizabeth II in 2021 and received a distinguished acknowledgment from Her Majesty. Amir has been working in the renewable energy sector, international trade, and green business development. He is a founding member of the UK Greenhouse Gas Removal Future Leaders Network (UK GGR FLN) and plays an active role in several interfaith initiatives, including serving as Chair of the Sustainability and Environment Committee at Barnet Multi-Faith Forum. He is also engaged with the Woolf Institute in Cambridge and the Westminster Cathedral Interfaith Group.