Aishah Winter

Aishah was the Manager for Anti-Violence Programs & Outreach with United Women Singapore (UWS). She transitioned to the role from legal practice in March 2020 to focus on developing initiatives in the areas of gender equality and anti-violence. She developed and led its anti-violence programs, GenSafe Workplaces (Oct 2020) and UWS Boys Empowered (2021), and outreached to key stakeholders - government agencies, the diplomatic community, companies, NGOs, schools and the public, to raise awareness and advocate for gender equality, the prevention of gender-based violence and women's empowerment. These programs help to address key gaps in
the community response to domestic violence (DV), in particular, the participation of companies/employers in supporting employees experiencing DV and early engagement of boys and young men to be allies in preventing violence in the community. She connected with and featured through UWS initiatives crucial thought leaders and experts from multi-sectors, in Singapore and globally, to share their expertise and enhance the community's response to modern challenges faced by youths via targeted
workshops, speaking engagements, community summit and campaigns. Aishah cultivated civic engagement projects with UWS and its partners to educate youth on contemporary issues surrounding gender equality through student-led research and public education campaigns. She conceptualized UWS' latest program (in development) to equip girls and women with the confidence and skills to self-advocate for equity, whether at home, in the workplace or the wider community via the transference of 21st century competencies.

Aishah specialized in litigation since 2010 and developed a healthy practice in all aspects of family and personal law matters. She acted for a range of private clients with a particular focus on international family law disputes such as cross-border divorces and custody disputes.

Aishah specialized in litigation since 2010 and developed a healthy practice in all aspects of family and personal law matters. She acted for a range of private clients with a particular focus on international family law disputes such as cross-border divorces and
custody disputes.

Aishah was the Associate Lecturer and Module Leader for the Legal Frameworks for Families, Children and Youths, which is an inter-disciplinary module designed for the school's Year 2 Psychology diploma. The module was an introduction to the laws that
affect families, children, youth, and those with mental disabilities in Singapore.

Aishah specialized in litigation since 2010 and developed a healthy practice in all aspects of family and personal law matters. She acted for a range of private clients with a particular focus on international family law disputes such as cross-border divorces and custody disputes. Notable cases:
2017 - UGO v UGP [2017] SGFC 124
2015 - Malini Ventura v Knight Capital Pte Ltd and others [2015] SGHC 2254 (Co-counsel in a successful application to stay a Singapore High Court action in view of arbitration)
2015 - TLY v TLZ [2016] SGFC 35 (Counsel in a S$3.2 million net value of matrimonial assets divorce matter)

Aishah specialized in litigation since 2010 and developed a healthy practice in all aspects of family and personal law matters. She acted for a range of private clients with a particular focus on international family law disputes such as cross-border divorces and
custody disputes. Notable case: 2013 - BJV v BJW [2013] SGHC 140

Aishah specialized in litigation since 2010 and developed a healthy practice in all aspects of family and personal law matters. She acted for a range of private clients with a particular focus on international family law disputes such as cross-border divorces and custody disputes. Notable cases:
2011 - AWJ v AWK [2011] SGDC 414
2011 - Represented 331 creditors in relation to the winding up of True Spa Pte Ltd.
2010 - Chua Xin Yin v Nurdian Cuaca [2010] SGDC 540 (Co-counsel in a successful Mareva Injunction application with respect to a divorce matter with matrimonial assets valuing over S$93.2 million.)