About us
Vadim Drozdov is a lawyer specializing in protection against deportation, expulsion, and extradition. He has secured asylum and residence permits for clients in Switzerland and other European countries, and has defended them against deportation in both national courts and international bodies, such as the European Court of Human Rights and UN Committees (Human Rights Committee, Committee against Torture, Committee on the Rights of the Child, Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, and Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women), and has also helped to remove clients’ data from the Interpol database.
Vadim received a well-rounded specialized education.
Graduated from the European Humanities University with a degree in International Law and European Union Law.
Completed a program in migration law conducted in cooperation with three Swiss universities: the University of Bern, the University of Neuchâtel, and the University of Fribourg. The program was organized in collaboration with the Center for Migration Law (Zentrum für Migrationsrecht, ZFM) and the Institute for European Law, and focused on developing practical skills in migration law.
Vadim also studied at the University of St. Gallen, completing a program in Management for the Legal Profession. This program combines legal knowledge with management skills, enabling him to tailor his defense strategy to the individual needs of his clients.
Legal assistance is provided both in Switzerland and throughout Europe, with consultations in Russian, German, and English. If necessary, a professional translator is used to work with other languages.
If necessary, a professional interpreter is hired to work with other languages.
Vadim DROZDOV, LL.M.
We are based in Switzerland. Defending human rights across Europe.
Our case examples
D.B. v. Switzerland
Switzerland /
Committee against TortureThe complainant in the case is a national of Belarus (“D.B.”). The case concerns the denial of asylum and the deportation of the complainant from Switzerland to Belarus.
A.J. and Others v. Switzerland
Switzerland /
Poland /
Russia /
Committee against TortureThe applicants in the case are father ("A.J.") and his three minor children. All of them are Russian nationals of Chechen origin. The case concerns the father’s deportation...
21-12-01750-EA
France /
French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (OFPRA)The client in the case is a national of Belarus. The case concerns granting refugee status in France.
L.D. v. Switzerland
Switzerland /
Georgia /
Committee against TortureThe complainant in the case is a national of Georgia (“L.V.”). The case concerns the denial of asylum and the deportation of the complainant from Switzerland to Georgia.
S.S. v. Switzerland
Switzerland /
Sri Lanka /
Committee against TortureThe complainant in the case is a national of Sri Lanka of Tamil origin (“S.S.”). The case concerns the denial of asylum and the deportation of the complainant from Switzerland...
А.K. и А.-M. К. v. Switzerland
Switzerland /
Ukraine /
Committee against TortureThe complainants in the case are nationals of Ukraine, husband (“A.K”) and wife (“A.-M. K.”). The case concerns the denial of asylum and the deportation of the complainants...