Iman (Eman) Shahoud, (born 1963 in Aleppo, Arabic: إيمان شحود) is a Syrian judge and legal expert.
Shahoud enrolled at the Law Faculty of the University of Aleppo in 1981, a time when the city was one of the central arenas of violent incidents known as the Islamist uprising in Syria (1979–1982).
In 2013 she joined the 'Syrian Expert House', an initiative of Syrians from various backgrounds who presented a roadmap for political transition and the reform of state institutions in Syria.
[3] In 2015 Shahoud co-authored a letter to then-UN Syria Envoy Staffan di Mistura urging him not to propose or accept that "immunity may be offered to suspects of war crimes" as part of a deal to solve the Syrian crisis.
According to Shahoud "a variety of factors have contributed to the increase of divorce cases among refugees in Sweden, including the freedom that allowed some women to get out of forced marriages for example".