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Peshawari is the author of three books, Immigrants Dream (2009), Lives on the Brink (2012), and Never Again (2019). She is also a columnist for the Indian Express, and has written articles on topics like crime, domestic abuse, and immigration.

She was granted Alien of Extraordinary Ability status in the year (2000) presented by the Immigration and Naturalization Service of the U.S. for exemplary athletic, human rights, and legal/social achievements. She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). She was awarded an Award of Excellence by California's Secretary for upholding immigration rights, in particular those of women and spreading social awareness. She was awarded the Take Action against domestic violence Award" by the King County Coalition Against Domestic Violence in King County of Washington for her efforts to end domestic violence, and the Bharat Nirman Award – 1990, Awarded by the President of India

Peshawaria was born in Amritsar, and graduated from Delhi University with a Political Science & Economics Degree in 1980 and earner her LLB degree in Law from the University of Delhi, Law Center in 1983. She is the youngest of four daughters. Her elder sister is Kiran Bedi. She completed her Cyber Law Program in 2000 and got her US Laws Certification in 2003, both accomplished from the Santa Clara University in CA. She completed her Executive Management Program from Stanford University

Anu Peshawaria (born 5 September 1961) is an Indian-American immigration lawyer, activist, and tennis player from the United States. Her legal work focuses on immigrant rights, domestic violence, women's rights, and children's rights, and she has practiced immigration law before the Supreme Court of the United States, Supreme Court of Washington, and Supreme Court of India, and founded “Seva Legal Aid” to help victims of domestic violence, particularly South Asian women. She also won major International tennis tournaments around the world including playing for India at Wimbledon in 1979.