The author is a Barrister and a member of the Bar of England and Wales, as well as a practising solicitor. He is the author of several published works, including Hostile Milieu (2021), A Migrant’s Dilemma (2024), The Asylum Seekers (2025), Channel Crossing Refugees (2025), and The Migrants (2026).
Born Albert Osamudiamen Faluyi, his ancestral heritage traces back to the Beta Israel, whose forebears migrated from Ethiopia before eventually settling in what is now Benin City, Nigeria. This personal history has strongly influenced his academic interests, legal practice, and literary work, particularly in the areas of migration, identity, and human rights.
In addition to his legal qualifications, he holds academic degrees in English, Philosophy, Theology, and Divinity. His interests include documentary filmmaking, history, travel, public speaking, writing, and campaigning for equality and social justice.
He has achieved notable success representing immigrants in immigration and asylum appeals, including before the European Court of Human Rights, where he successfully argued a case against the United Kingdom on behalf of a client. His work at the international level reflects a sustained commitment to the protection of fundamental rights and access to justice.
Earlier in his career, he taught English at a university in Nigeria and later served as a Home Office Presenting Officer, representing the Secretary of State for the Home Department in immigration and asylum proceedings.
He is based in London.
