News

BIICL publishes new study on sovereign wealth funds and dispute resolution

14th September 2021

The BIICL Investment Treaty Forum in partnership with Withers is delighted…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
Election to the Institut de Droit International, 2021

26th August 2021

BIICL is pleased to announce that Sir Malcolm Evans and Professor Chin Leng…

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New empirical study on annulment in investor-State arbitration

19th July 2021

BIICL and Baker Botts LLP launch comprehensive empirical study on annulment…

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Investment and Trade
BIICL publishes new study on costs, damages and duration in investor-state arbitration

3rd June 2021

The BIICL Investment Treaty Forum in partnership with Allen and Overy is delighted…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
Judge James Crawford

1st June 2021

We were very saddened to hear of the death of Judge James Crawford AC SC FBA.…

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BIICL supports UN Office on Drugs and Crime to set up expert meeting

18th May 2021

Inaugural Expert Group Meeting on Corruption and Foreign investments Senior…

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Investment and Trade
BIICL looks for new Trustees

5th May 2021

BIICL is seeking expressions of interest for new members of our Board of Trustees…

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Governance
BIICL expands Breathing Space initiative by publishing guidelines in seven languages

4th May 2021

BIICL is proud to announce the expansion of the Breathing Space initiative…

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BIICL comments on Draft Policy on cultural heritage of the Office of the Prosecutor of the ICC

27th April 2021

Comments Submitted on the Draft Policy on Cultural Heritage of the Office…

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Cultural Heritage
New Report from the Modern Slavery PEC

4th March 2021

Analysing the effectiveness of the Modern Slavery Act's Transparency in Supply…

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Modern Slavery

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