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Harry Camp
Harry Camp is a trainee at Matrix
Harry is a Trainee Barrister at Matrix. He is currently being supervised by Kirsten Sjøvoll and Aidan Wills.
Prior to joining Matrix, Harry was a researcher and contributor for the UK Human Rights Blog (1 Crown Office Row), writing monthly updates on significant developments in human rights and public international law.
Harry has been a volunteer legal adviser and is a passionate mentor for aspiring lawyers from disadvantaged backgrounds.
In 2022, he was recognised with a Fellowship of the Royal Society of Arts for his work in social mobility advocacy.
Harry is a researcher and contributor for the UK Human Rights Blog (1 Crown Office Row), writing monthly updates on significant developments in human rights and public international law.
In 2025, Harry interned at a leading media law firm, working in its reputation management, defamation and privacy teams.
In 2023-2024, Harry was a paralegal at Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, where he worked on matters spanning construction, energy, transport and telecommunications.
Harry has experience as a volunteer legal adviser and is a passionate mentor for aspiring lawyers from disadvantaged backgrounds. In 2022, he was recognised with a Fellowship of the Royal Society of Arts for his work in social mobility advocacy.
Bar Vocational Studies, City Law School (2026), Distinction
Postgraduate Diploma in Law, University of Law (2024)
MSt English (1550–1700), Linacre College, University of Oxford (2022), Distinction (highest-ranked dissertation in year)
BA English, Girton College, University of Cambridge (2021), First Class
- Lord Denning Scholarship, Lincoln’s Inn
- Residential Scholarship, Lincoln’s Inn
- Academic Excellence Scholarship, City Law School
- Guru Nanak Social Mobility Essay Prize (second place), Mukhtiar Singh (Doughty Street Chambers)
- Marilyn Butler Prize, Faculty of English Language and Literature, University of Oxford
+44 (0)20 7404 3447
Harry Camp is a trainee at Matrix
Harry Camp
Contact Harry: harrycamp@matrixlaw.co.uk | +44 (0)20 7404 3447
Harry is a Trainee Barrister at Matrix. He is currently being supervised by Kirsten Sjøvoll and Aidan Wills.
Prior to joining Matrix, Harry was a researcher and contributor for the UK Human Rights Blog (1 Crown Office Row), writing monthly updates on significant developments in human rights and public international law.
Harry has been a volunteer legal adviser and is a passionate mentor for aspiring lawyers from disadvantaged backgrounds.
In 2022, he was recognised with a Fellowship of the Royal Society of Arts for his work in social mobility advocacy.
Experience
Harry is a researcher and contributor for the UK Human Rights Blog (1 Crown Office Row), writing monthly updates on significant developments in human rights and public international law.
In 2025, Harry interned at a leading media law firm, working in its reputation management, defamation and privacy teams.
In 2023-2024, Harry was a paralegal at Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, where he worked on matters spanning construction, energy, transport and telecommunications.
Harry has experience as a volunteer legal adviser and is a passionate mentor for aspiring lawyers from disadvantaged backgrounds. In 2022, he was recognised with a Fellowship of the Royal Society of Arts for his work in social mobility advocacy.
Education
Bar Vocational Studies, City Law School (2026), Distinction
Postgraduate Diploma in Law, University of Law (2024)
MSt English (1550–1700), Linacre College, University of Oxford (2022), Distinction (highest-ranked dissertation in year)
BA English, Girton College, University of Cambridge (2021), First Class
Prizes
- Lord Denning Scholarship, Lincoln’s Inn
- Residential Scholarship, Lincoln’s Inn
- Academic Excellence Scholarship, City Law School
- Guru Nanak Social Mobility Essay Prize (second place), Mukhtiar Singh (Doughty Street Chambers)
- Marilyn Butler Prize, Faculty of English Language and Literature, University of Oxford