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205 ILO Consultantdrafted a Labour Code for Saint Lucia. She trains Caribbean judiciaryBar Associationspublic servants and private sector professionals including employers organiza- tions unions and medical practitioners. She is a resource person on HIV law for CAREC PANCAP UNAIDS and others and is described by CARICOM as a change agentfor HIVsupervising and shaping model laws on HIV and initiating the thrust toward broad anti-discrimination laws. She served as a resource person for the Saint Lucia Constitu- tional Reform Committee and supports many NGOs. Governments and international organizations have relied on Professor Antoine to help shape policy.In 2009 PANCAPCARICOM asked her to give the feature address to the Annual Assembly to redirect the discourse on legal reform on HIV a goal which was achieved. Similarly the CDB and others have relied on Antoines scholarship and advocacy to steer and develop the discourse on international offshore finance in the region. Barbados included her as their only non-national member of the OECD High Level Delegation to the Consultations on International Finance as did the UK and TCI governments. Her CARICOM Harmonization in Labour Law Report 1992 serves as the blueprint for the CARICOMILO model labour laws and the catalyst for law reform in the region. Her work for the UK government in developing an appropriate legislative agenda for the Turks and Caicos Islands TCI reforming laws on important areas of social concern is credited publicly with laying the foundation for the TCIs return to democratic elections. Antoines 2009 CARICOM Report on Law Freedom of Move- ment serves as the background document for continuing the CSMEs integration agenda. She formulated the Action Plan for Trinidad and Tobago to prevent financial crime and corruption. As Expert Delegate she presented to international bodies including UN Global Commission on HIV UN General Assembly OAS General Assembly on Anti-Corruption Labour Ministers of Latin America and the Caribbean CARICOM governmental meetings on Health Labour and Integration. She regularly and willingly engages in public education events on a wide array of important legal issues. Professor Antoine has therefore contributed an important share to the practical realisation of the aims of Caribbean legal development by her leading research and various projects. As a result of this scholarship and consultancy workshe is described by governments international sources and others as the foremost labour law expert in Labour Law in the region and the leading authority in the region in International Financial Law and HIV Law. Appointments In recognition of her scholarship Antoine was appointed to distinguished international boards including her unanimous election as an Honorary Member of the worldwide law body the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners in 2012 and the only Caribbean person to be so honoured. Honorary Membership is awarded to those who have made a unique and exceptional contribution to the field of trusts and estates ... She was appointed to the Advisory Board of the Interna- tional Journal of Legislative Drafting and Law Reform. She sits on the Advisory Committee of Small Jurisdictions Graduate Program Brookes University Oxford the only Caribbean member. As OAS Special Representative she drafted socio- economic Indicators for the San Salvador Protocol and is the CARICOM Chair on HIV and Migration. In 2011though holding Trinidad Tobago Saint Lucia citizen- shipshe had the honour of being nominated by Belize and subse- quently elected by OAS states as a Commissioner on the Inter- American Commission on Human Rights Washington. She is the Rapporteur for Persons of African Descent and Discrimination Rapporteur for Indigenous Peoples and First Vice President. She was the inaugural Head of the EconomicSocial and Cultural Rights Unit at the IACHROAS and leads on HIV and disability issues addressing the World AIDs Conference in 2012. A partner in the firm Anthony Antoine she was on the winning legal team on the first case before the CCJ in its original jurisdictionon regional trade.