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Harry Weinrebe Memorial Event 2025 with Sir Tim Eicke KCMG KC

3rd March 2026

The full text of the 2025 Harry Weinrebe Memorial Event, delivered by Sir…

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Courts and Tribunals+2
Human Rights and IHLInternational Law
Launch of the Ukrainian Commercial Courts Judicial Capacity Building Programme

2nd March 2026

BIICL are proud to announce the successful launch of a new capacity building…

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Training
ICLQ Annual Lecture 2026 Announced

Anna Riddell-Roberts | 16th February 2026

Human Rights Obligations in Maritime Search and Rescue Featured in the 2026…

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Human Rights and IHL+3
ICLQLaw of the SeaMigration
ICLQ Early Career Prize Winner Announced

Anna Riddell-Roberts | 13th February 2026

Priya Urs Awarded the 2025 ICLQ Early Career Prize The International and Comparative…

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ICLQ
46th Annual FA Mann Lecture with Professor Philippe Sands KC

5th February 2026

The full text of the 46th Annual FA Mann Lecture, delivered by Professor Philippe…

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International Law
New Director of BIICL Announced

3rd February 2026

Sonya Sceats to be the new Director of the British Institute of International…

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BIICL vacancy for Research Fellow in Rule of Law, Accession and European Security (0.6fte)

Patricia Ambrose | 9th December 2025

BIICL vacancy for Research Fellow in Rule of Law, Accession and European Security…

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Report of the Independent Commission on UK Counter-Terrorism Law, Policy and Practice

11th November 2025

The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law is pleased to announce the publication…

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Rule of Law
Director of Operations

Patricia Ambrose | 5th November 2025

BIICL is recruiting for a Director of Operations BIICL is seeking a strategic…

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New report on the Judiciary in Ukraine

28th October 2025

Interim Report Published: Judiciary in Ukraine - Evolution in a Context of…

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Transitional Justice

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