News

Events Programme for Autumn 2014 now available!

2nd September 2014

BIICL runs a dynamic and topical programme of events throughout the year, reflecting…

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Attacks on schools: What about international law?

15th August 2014

The Institute Director, Robert McCorquodale, and Associate Senior Research Fellow,…

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Blog: Attacks on Schools: What about International Law?

Kristin Hausler, Robert McCorquodale | 3rd August 2014

On 30 July, a school operated by a UN agency in the Jabalia refugee camp,…

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Human Rights and IHL
The Institute announces International Law in Practice Short Course for September 2014

23rd July 2014

The Institute has announced that it will run an International Law in Practice Short…

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Secret trials and the Court of Appeal

16th June 2014

The Court of Appeal's decision on secret trials provides a little transparency…

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Secret Trials: Secrecy at the Expense of Justice

10th June 2014

A recent UK Court of Appeal hearing considered whether a terrorism trial can be…

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New BIICL report on enforcing against unfair trading in food chain

1st May 2014

Project Director: Philip Marsden Research Fellow: Justine Stefanelli In January…

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BIICL Annual Report 2013-14

30th April 2014

BIICL's latest Annual Report covering 2013-14 is now avaiable to download here.…

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Bingham Centre Newsletter Spring 2014

30th April 2014

The Bingham Centre Newsletter for Spring 2014 is now available to download here.…

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Law of Treaties publication

31st March 2014

On Tuesday, 25 March 2014, Dr Andraž Zidar, Dorset Senior Research Fellow in Public…

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