A lawyer specialized in Public International Law and a graduate of Jean Moulin Lyon 3 University.

Tunisian by nationality, Sarah completed her undergraduate studies at the Faculty of Legal, Political, and Social Sciences in Tunis and worked with the NGO "Al Bawsala" on monitoring parliamentary work.

Engaged in associative work, she volunteered in the Choucha refugee camp in Tunisia and, in 2014, taught English to underprivileged children in India.

Passionate about International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights, she specialized in these two branches of law by participating in simulation competitions in Tunisia (Model African Union, Tunisian International Model of United Nations), Qatar (pleading on human rights), and France (French Red Cross and Unicef Lyon competitions). She also wrote her thesis on the non-refoulement principle for asylum seekers. She has worked at the National Asylum Court.

To this day, she contributes to the content of the WWoW website, particularly working on Arabic content.