Barr. Yetunde Adebayo (Nee Ayeleso) is a distinguished lawyer who specialises in Health and Disability Law. She is renowned for her unwavering advocacy for the rights of marginalised populations, including individuals with disabilities, forensic psychiatric patients, and victims of gender-based violence. A staunch human rights defender, she is deeply committed to addressing systemic challenges and promoting justice for vulnerable groups.

A prolific researcher, Yetunde has authored several impactful publications that contribute to the advancement of legal frameworks and policies fostering inclusivity, equity, and humanity. Her work often focuses on critical issues such as forensic psychiatry, disability rights, and violence against women, ensuring these topics receive the necessary attention in academic and professional circles.

An active volunteer with Prison Watch, she works tirelessly to uphold the rights and dignity of incarcerated individuals. As a member of the International Federation of Female Lawyers, Yetunde collaborates with a global network of professionals dedicated to advancing women’s rights and promoting gender equality.

Guided by a passion for social justice, Yetunde Ayeleso leverages her legal expertise and advocacy skills to drive positive change, making significant contributions to building a more equitable and just society.