Amanda Quest

Amanda Janell DeAmor Quest is a Commonwealth Caribbean lawyer and emerging thought leader in the field of AI ethics. Her work on AI ethics, human rights and the rule of law has been featured by the AI Law - International Review of Artificial Intelligence Law, among other international platforms. Amanda earned her Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree from the University of the West Indies with first class honours in 2017. She was later admitted to the Jamaican bar on December 17, 2021 and is also eligible to practice law throughout the Commonwealth Caribbean. In 2019, Amanda was declared the winner of the 2nd staging of the Intellectual Property Caribbean Association (IPCA) essay competition. Through her public intellectual work—which has been published by newspapers in at least seven Caribbean countries and featured internationally—Amanda contributes to discussions on a range of topical subjects, including AI ethics and governance, human rights, consumer protection, public law and intellectual property law. Amanda is the founder of Musings by Amanda J.D. Quest, an intellectual space that facilitates the expression of her "musings" on a diversity of contemporary issues. Beyond her professional endeavours, Amanda is a dedicated sacrificial philanthropist with a profound commitment to service. She is active on LinkedIn and welcomes connections with like-minded individuals.

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Litigating for Reproductive Justice in the Commonwealth Caribbean: Antigua and Dominica Illuminate the Path

Litigating for Reproductive Justice in the Commonwealth Caribbean: Antigua and Dominica Illuminate the Path

Across the Commonwealth Caribbean, the spectre of colonialism continues to impede women’s full and free exercise of reproductive autonomy on a basis of equality with men. Significantly, with the sole exception of Guyana, abortion ...
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