Edine works as a legal assistant at Brandeis. She specialises in various aspects of information law, including privacy, intellectual property law, freedom of the press and platform regulation.

Edine studied Business Administration and Law at Erasmus University Rotterdam. During her studies, she assisted with the WODC report ‘Usefulness, necessity, design and costs of a (revolving) litigation fund for collective actions’. During that period, she developed an interest in fundamental rights and how they can be safeguarded through collective actions.

In 2024, Edine completed her Master’s degree in Information Law at the University of Amsterdam with honours. There, she developed a strong interest in the increasing influence of technology on society. In that context, she wrote her thesis on AI surveillance in supermarkets, which was awarded a thesis prize. She gained relevant practical experience during internships in the legal profession.