Josiah David Quising, J.D. is a lawyer, legal educator, and advocate specializing in human rights and environmental law. He teaches Public International Law, Legal Research, and Thesis at the Far Eastern University Institute of Law, where he also advises the Far Eastern Law Review. His lawyering work centers on labor rights, environmental justice, and the protection of human rights defenders. He is primarily involved in policy lobbying and development for human and environmental rights. Currently, he works as the Policy Expert of Ban Toxics on Healthcare Waste Management Policy Gap Analysis and a legal consultant for the Federation of Free Workers.
Josiah David Quising, J.D. is a lawyer, legal educator, and advocate specializing in human rights and environmental law. He teaches Public International Law, Legal Research, and Thesis at the Far Eastern University Institute of Law, where he also advises the Far Eastern Law Review. His lawyering work centers on labor rights, environmental justice, and the protection of human rights defenders. He is primarily involved in policy lobbying and development for human and environmental rights. Currently, he works as the Policy Expert of Ban Toxics on Healthcare Waste Management Policy Gap Analysis and a legal consultant for the Federation of Free Workers.
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