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A model law with the key elements for an EU Regulation to prohibit the import and export of products made or transported with forced labour

Irene Pietropaoli | 10th November 2022

This research was commissioned by Anti-Slavery International, the European…

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Business and Human Rights+2
Human Rights and IHLLabour Rights
Is the concept of Legitimate Expectations Spiraling Out of Control?

Augusto Garcia Sanjur, Dilara Khamitova | 9th November 2022

On 13 September 2022, the Second Young Investment Treaty Forum Debate…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
Supplying governments amidst modern slavery provisions in public procurement.

Sofia Gonzalez De Aguinaga | 4th November 2022

This is an accompanying piece to a Modern Slavery and Human Rights Policy…

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Business and Human Rights+1
Modern Slavery
Some Observations on the Agreement between Lebanon and Israel on the Delimitation of the Exclusive Economic Zone

Constantinos Yiallourides | 26th October 2022

Written by Professor Constantinos Yiallourides, Dr Nicholas A. Ioannides and…

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Law of the Sea
The effect of sanctions on investment arbitration

Yarik Kryvoi | 24th October 2022

Illustration: Daily Mail These remarks were delivered at the 12th Investment…

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Arbitration+2
Investment and TradeUkraine
The 2022 UNESCO MONDIACULT Declaration: Anything New for Restitution?

Kristin Hausler | 10th October 2022

Picture: People worshipping at Angkor Wat, Cambodia, taken as part of our…

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Cultural Heritage
UNCITRAL investor-state dispute settlement reform group makes progress despite disagreements

Yarik Kryvoi | 20th September 2022

Earlier this month I had the honour of participating in the 43rd session of…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
What is next for human rights due diligence?

Irene Pietropaoli | 6th September 2022

Calls for HRDD laws are growing globally, with 'failure to prevent' model…

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Business and Human Rights
Returning stolen idols to the community: A challenge for heritage law

13th July 2022

When artifacts that unlawfully ended up in foreign collections are returned…

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Cultural Heritage
We need the Rule of law

22nd June 2022

Too often the rule of law is seen as an abstract concept strictly for lawyers…

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Rule of Law

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