Elizabeth Francis Brink serves as Legal Counsel, Global Religious Freedom for the ADF International Global Religious Freedom team, based in the United Kingdom. Her responsibilities include advocating for persecuted Christians and other religious minorities through litigation, policy, and legislation work, primarily focusing on the Middle East, North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa regions.

Prior to joining the Global Religious Freedom team, she worked for three years in the ADF UK team, where she defended parental rights, freedom of speech, and religious freedom. Before that, she worked for an international consultancy firm advising global institutions on regulatory and compliance matters. She has also held legal consultancy positions at the UK Ministry of Justice and the World Health Organization.

Elizabeth has participated in numerous short-term Christian initiatives and pro-bono legal activities in East Africa, South Asia, Eastern Europe and the Balkans, and has sat on the Boards of international missionary and pregnancy support charities.

Elizabeth holds undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in law, specialising in international human rights law. She is also a UK-qualified solicitor.