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New Assistant Editor for the ICLQ

17th July 2026

Sarah Zarmsky Joins the ICLQ as Assistant Editor BIICL is delighted to welcome…

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Support for the Ukraine Judiciary

3rd July 2026

Ukrainian Commercial Courts Judicial Capacity Building Programme In June 2026,…

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Courts and Tribunals
BIICL Experts Contribute to Newly Launched MOOC

17th June 2026

New free online course: From Theory to Practice: Applying the Charter of Fundamental…

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Human Rights and IHL
Have Your Say on the Future of BIICL

28th May 2026

Share Your Views and Enter Our Prize Draw Our mission - to contribute towards…

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Latest BIICL Newsletter

27th May 2026

The Spring edition of the BIICL newsletter is now available Starting with…

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New partnership with University of Glasgow - CREATe

26th May 2026

New Postgraduate Certificate to Explore AI Law and the Future of the Creative…

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Artificial Intelligence+1
Training
Chisinau Political Declaration on the ECHR

15th May 2026

Expert legal comment on today's declaration on the ECHR Earlier today,…

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Courts and Tribunals+2
Human Rights and IHLMigration
Annual Report Published

27th April 2026

The British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) is pleased…

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International and Comparative Law Quarterly Prize renamed

17th March 2026

In honour of Lady Hazel Fox CMG KC, the International and Comparative Law…

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ICLQ
New Grant for Research on AI in Law Firm Training

16th March 2026

BIICL has been awarded a grant from the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation to…

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Artificial Intelligence+1
Law Goes Virtual

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