News

Undelimited Maritime Areas conference report published

10th October 2016

Law of the Sea - Obligations of States in respect of Undelimited Maritime Areas…

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Law of the Sea
Blog: Some Justice for Timbuktu

Kristin Hausler | 5th October 2016

On 27 September, Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi was sentenced to nine years of imprisonment…

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Courts and Tribunals
Blog: A landmark case for the ICC

Kristin Hausler | 4th October 2016

On 27 September, Trial Chamber VIII of the International Criminal Court…

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Courts and Tribunals
A conversation with Ndaba Mandela: Bingham Centre co sponsors with the New York City Bar

21st September 2016

Details of an event coming up this week in New York Also working with the Bingham…

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EU State Aid Law and Transfer Pricing: A Critical Introduction to a New Saga

Liza Lovdahl Gormsen | 19th September 2016

EU State Aid Law and Transfer Pricing: A Critical Introduction to a New…

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Competition Law
Protecting Education in the MENA Region

16th September 2016

In June 2016, BIICL completed a year-long Study on Protecting Education in the…

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Professional Development Courses October 2016

1st September 2016

A group of three professional development courses which are ideal for those in…

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Professional Development Training Programme - Autumn 2016

31st August 2016

A group of three professional development courses which are ideal for those in…

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Lord Goff

23rd August 2016

We are very sad to hear of the death of Lord Goff of Chieveley, a former President…

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British Influences on International Law 1915 - 2015 published

22nd August 2016

BIICL is proud to announce the publication of 'British Influences on International…

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