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The importance of civil liability for a corporate human rights duty
Image courtesy of Sosialistisk Ungdom (SU) Transcript of the intervention…
Business and Human Rights+1 -
The Representative Actions Directive - a class action for Europe?
After many years of discussion, the EU Representative Actions Directive was…
Collective Redress+3 -
Civil Remedies and Human Rights in Flux
On 22-26 October 2020, the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights (Faculty…
Business and Human Rights+1 -
Investor-State Mediation: Trends, Risks and Opportunities
On 8-9 December 2020, the Investment Treaty Forum of the British Institute…
Arbitration+1 -
What does human rights due diligence for climate change impacts look like?
The collected presentations of the BIICL webinar series "Human Rights Due…
Business and Human Rights+2 -
Emissions Trading: International Law and Dispute Resolution
On 18 November 2020, the Investment Treaty Forum of the British Institute…
Arbitration+3 -
Views across the channel on digital regulation
As the slogan 'get Brexit done' became somehow a -forced- reality on January…
AI and Data Worlds+3 -
Making a case for Digital Utilities
Oscar Wilde once said that 'as people are old enough to know better, they…
AI and Data Worlds+1 -
Reviewing the Review: What Needs to Change at the International Criminal Court?
On the 20th of November 2020, the British Institute of International and Comparative…
Courts and Tribunals+2 -
Cool Britannia: On the UK’s pragmatic approach to regulate Big Tech
(i) The UK and regulatory pragmatism Cool Britannia is not exactly in vogue…
AI and Data Worlds+1
