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Drivers of Forced Labour Import Bans
Earlier this year, the European Parliament approved a new regulation…
Business and Human Rights+2 -
Landmark protections for migrant workers in Australia
Today marks the coming into force of the final component in a series of Australian…
Labour Rights+1 -
Recent Developments at the UNCITRAL Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement Reform
On 13 May 2024, BIICL brought together over 80 representatives of governments,…
Arbitration+1 -
A Commentary on ITLOS' Advisory Opinion on Climate Change
On 21 May 2024, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS)…
Climate Change+1 -
The EU sanctions against Russia and their imposition on family members of designated persons – second-best solutions on the way to first-best goals
The Russian aggression against Ukraine, which started in 2014 with the annexation…
European Law+2 -
Shaping the Future of Law and Policy with the Global Toolbox on Corporate Climate Litigation
There remains an enormous gap between the action needed to achieve the goals…
Climate Change+1 -
The Rules-Based International Order: Catalyst or Hurdle for International Law?
The increased use and references to the "rules-based international order"…
Human Rights and IHL+3 -
The Impact of Sanctions on International Arbitration – Key Issues
On 4 July 2023, BIICL organised a roundtable discussion on the Impact of Sanctions…
Arbitration+1 -
Artificial Intelligence and the practice of investor-state arbitration
In this blog post, I explain various ways in which artificial intelligence…
Arbitration+2 -
Pathogen Sharing and International Law: The Search for Equity Under the Pandemic Treaty
On 19 July 2023, the British Institute of International and Comparative Law…
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