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Professor Christina Murray appointed new Director of the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law

1st October 2015

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

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Autumn 2015 Events Programme now available!

22nd September 2015

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

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Robert McCorquodale, Institute Director writes blog on 'Human Rights and the Targeting by Drone'

21st September 2015

Professor Robert McCorquodale, Director of the British Institute of International…

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Applications now open for Volterra Fietta - BIICL Internship in Public International Law

8th September 2015

Applications are invited for this exciting 6 month internship programme in public…

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Latest issue of the BIICL eNewsletter out now!

28th August 2015

The Summer Issue of the BIICL eNewsletter is available now! This latest eNewsletter…

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New report on Access to Remedies and the UK National Action Plan on Business & Human Rights

17th August 2015

BIICL Director, Professor Robert McCorquodale, was commissioned in April 2015 by…

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Read Sir Paul Jenkin's Annual Grotius Dinner 2015 Speech

20th July 2015

On 26 March 2015, BIICL welcomed Sir Paul Jenkins KCB QC as the speaker for the…

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Three Crowns to support Arthur Watts Fellowship at BIICL

14th July 2015

We are delighted to announce that Three Crowns has become the first law firm to…

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Vacancy for Research Fellow in Law of the Sea

1st July 2015

BIICL is currently advertising for a Research Fellow in Law of the Sea to work…

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Report on the Rule of Law and Foreign Direct Investment Published

3rd June 2015

The Economist Intelligence Unit, on behalf of Hogan Lovells and the Bingham Centre…

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