Mohamed Duar

Mohamed Duar is a fundraiser, campaigner, and government relations advisor with over 20 years of experience.

Of Palestinian and Egyptian descent, Mohamed has worked with the Asylum Seekers' Centre, GetUp!, and Grata Fund. He contributed to the Yes Marriage Equality campaign, the Doctors4Refugees High Court case, which removed secrecy laws in offshore detention, and supported Santa Teresa residents in winning humane housing for First Nations people.

Mohamed campaigned for a ceasefire in Gaza and the restoration of UNRWA funding, and his work with Amnesty International helped secure a UN Security Council vote in 2023.

He holds a Master of Human Rights from the University of Sydney and is on the Sydney Peace Foundation Prize Jury and Executive Council.

Mohamed is Amnesty International Australia’s Occupied Palestinian Territory Spokesperson.