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Sofia Gonzalez De Aguinaga | 5th August 2026
Strengthening Transparency in Supply Chains in the Immigration and Asylum Bill
This brief aims to inform the current scrutiny of the Immigration and Asylum Bill (Bill 105)…
Business and Human Rights+2
Sonya Sceats | 31st July 2026
What next for the International Criminal Court after ouster of its prosecutor?
The downfall of the prosecutor is being weaponised by critics of the International Criminal Court…
Courts and Tribunals
Rowena Rodrigues | 24th July 2026
No Walkovers - Humans Are Irreplaceable In AI-Assisted Human Rights Impact Assessments
Human rights impact assessments (HRIAs) are valuable tools that help identify, assess and address…
Artificial Intelligence+1
Sonya Sceats | 14th July 2026
World Cup red card calls and the rule of law
Could it be that the FIFA scandal over a suspended red card has become the most global debate…
Rule of Law
Yarik Kryvoi | 16th June 2026
Investor-State Arbitration and the Global South: Prevention, Capacity and Sector-Specific Expertise
On 3 June 2026, the Investment Treaty Forum (ITF) at the British Institute of International and…
Arbitration+1
Jean-Pierre Gauci | 21st May 2026
The Chisinau Declaration on the ECHR and Migration
Compiled by Jean-Pierre Gauci, this blog post reflects perspectives shared at the Rapid Response…
Human Rights and IHL+1
