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Rolls-Royce to join Business Network for the Rule of Law -copy

18th May 2017

It was announced today that Rolls-Royce is to join other leading international…

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Lord Judge Delivers the Annual Bingham lecture-copy

5th May 2017

The Rt Hon Lord Judge PC, former Lord Chief Justice, delivered the…

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BIICL Work with the Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights in Business

5th April 2017

Professor Robert McCorquodale, Director at BIICL was a special advisor to the Joint…

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Murray Hunt Appointed as New Director of the Bingham Centre

4th April 2017

The British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) announced today…

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Diana Wallis Joins the trustee board at BIICL

6th March 2017

Following the recent trustee board meeting BIICL is delighted to announce that…

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Markus Gehring Joins BIICL as the New Arthur Watts Fellow

2nd March 2017

BIICL is delighted to announce that Dr Markus Gehring has been appointed as the…

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Prof Dapo Akande joins the trustee board at BIICL

27th February 2017

Following the recent trustee board meeting BIICL is delighted to announce that…

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Death of leading international law barrister Sir Elihu Lauterpacht

10th February 2017

We were saddened to hear of the death of leading international law barrister Sir…

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Professional Development Training programme Spring 2017

23rd January 2017

New dates are announced for our professional development courses during spring…

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New Publication "The Role of Legal Advisers in International Law"

20th January 2017

BIICL is proud to announce the publication of 'The Role of Legal Advisers in International…

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