News

Impacts of a lack of legal advice on adults with lived experience of modern slavery

23rd January 2023

New research led by BIICL found that the system providing legal advice to…

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Labour Rights+2
MigrationModern Slavery
Competition Law Forum roundtable discussion on sustainability, competition law and greenwashing

13th January 2023

Media Release : On January 11th the Competition Law Forum held a roundtable…

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Competition Law
BIICL project nominated for PACEY award

4th January 2023

Climate Litigation Project nominated Today we are delighted to announce that…

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Climate Change+1
Environmental Law
Keynote speech by Sarah Cardell at BIICL roundtable

6th December 2022

Ensuring digital market outcomes that benefit people, businesses and the wider…

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Competition Law
A Global Toolbox for Corporate Climate Litigation

15th November 2022

New Landmark Research Project announced The British Institute of International…

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Climate Change+2
Environmental LawInternational Litigation
Welcoming Ukrainian Academics to BIICL

3rd November 2022

New Link with the Researchers at Risk Programme The British Institute…

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Jeff King announced as new Director of Research of the Bingham Centre

18th October 2022

Jeff King, Professor of Law at UCL Laws, has been announced as the new Director…

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Governance
BIICL/SLS Annual Workshop 2022

24th August 2022

Call for Papers Announced for the 31st Annual BIICL/ SLS Workshop Today…

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International Law
BIICL offers first executive education with world-renowned business school ESCP

18th July 2022

BIICL is offering its first ever executive education with Paris-based business…

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Business and Human Rights+1
Training
Former BIICL Director joins UN working group on business and human rights

13th July 2022

Robert McCorquodale appointed to UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights…

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Business and Human Rights

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