News

ICLQ 2020 Early Career Prize Winner Announced

1st March 2021

Javier García Olmedo named ICLQ Early Career Prize winner for 2020 Today…

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ICLQ+1
International Law
New Honorary Senior Fellows Appointed

19th February 2021

The Centre for Comparative Law is delighted to have appointed two new Honorary…

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Centre for Comparative Law
BIICL Undertakes New Project on the Restitution of Cultural Objects

Kristin Hausler | 1st February 2021

BIICL is undertaking a project 'Beyond Restitution: Exploring the Story of…

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Centre for International Law+1
Cultural Heritage
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy for BIICL

29th January 2021

BIICL is committed to being an organisation which takes a forward-looking…

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BIICL Trustee Nominated for International Law Commission

18th December 2020

UK announces Professor Dapo Akande as candidate for the International Law…

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Governance
Both Winning Articles of Prestigious Law of the Sea Prize Published in ICLQ

10th December 2020

The Association Internationale du Droit de la Mer has announced the joint…

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ICLQ
National implementation of human rights: Global survey of State implementation systems and processes

8th December 2020

New study into implementation of human rights commitments It was announced…

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Human Rights and IHL+1
Rule of Law
BIICL publishes new report: When Private Vessels Rescue Migrants and Refugees

Jean-Pierre Gauci | 24th November 2020

BIICL is delighted to launch a new report: When Private Vessels Rescue Migrants…

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Migration
Prof. Yarik Kryvoi delivers presentation at UNCTAD's Virtual IIA Conference 2020

23rd November 2020

On Monday, 23 November Prof. Yarik Kryvoi contributed to the UNCTAD's Virtual…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
COVID-19 Vaccine Briefing

11th November 2020

Briefing paper calls for bespoke compensation scheme to be created for possible…

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COVID-19

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