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New workshop report: The Human Right to Access and Enjoy Cultural Heritage in the United Kingdom

Kristin Hausler | 10th September 2019

On the 31st of May 2018, the British Institute of International and Comparative…

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Cultural Heritage
GCM Ind: Obj 10:Prevent, combat and eradicate trafficking in persons in the context of Int Migration

Jean-Pierre Gauci | 21st August 2019

Blog post written by Dr Jean-Pierre Gauci and Francesca Romana Partipilo (British…

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Migration
BIICL Congratulates new master of Magdalene College

20th August 2019

Sir Christopher Greenwood Appointed master of Magdalene College BIICL today…

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Can Regulatory Freedom Justify Indirect Expropriation in Investment Arbitration?

Yarik Kryvoi | 10th August 2019

Can Regulatory Freedom Justify Indirect Expropriation in Investment Arbitration?…

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Arbitration
Solidarity "A La Carte": The EU's Response to Boat Migration

Jean-Pierre Gauci | 9th August 2019

Solidarity "A La Carte": The EU's Response to Boat Migration Blog by Jean-Pierre…

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Migration
BIICL Announce Hong Kong Partnership

30th July 2019

BIICL is delighted to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding…

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BIICL Global+1
Hong Kong
BIICL Trustee announced as president of the Supreme Court

25th July 2019

Lord Reed to succeed Baroness Hale It was announced today that the Rt Hon…

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GCM Indicators: Objective 9: Strengthen the transational response to smuggling of migrants

Jean-Pierre Gauci | 23rd July 2019

GCM Indicators: Objective 9: Strengthen the transational response to smuggling…

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Migration
Prime Minister announces new Modern Slavery Centre to be led by the Bingham Centre

9th July 2019

Prime Minister announces new Modern Slavery Centre to be led by the Bingham…

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Human Rights and IHL
Excellent ICLQ Performance in 2018 Impact Factor

21st June 2019

Our journal, The International and Comparative Law Quarterly, is now the top-ranked…

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ICLQ

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