Izaan Khan

Izaan works in the fields of privacy and cybersecurity, and is currently a member of the UK Internet Governance Forum steering committee. He graduated with first class honours in law from the London School of Economics, and was called to the Bar of England & Wales in 2022. He is a former board member of the Internet Society’s Youth Standing Group (2024), YOUthDIG Fellow for the European Dialogue on Internet Governance (2023), and ISOC Youth Ambassador to the United Nations Internet Governance Forum (2022). 

He has been involved in various UN activities, including as a lead member of the drafting team for the Policy Network on Internet Fragmentation’s final report which was presented at the UN IGF in Kyoto, as a coordinator and editor of the ISOC YSG’s Position Paper on the Global Digital Compact which was submitted to the UN Office of the Secretary-General’s Envoy on Technology, and as a contributor to the People-Centered Internet’s Data Cooperatives Report which was launched during the UN Science Summit’s Digital Governance Series. He is also deeply passionate about digital rights and bringing youth voices to internet governance processes.