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Have Your Say on the Future of BIICL

28th May 2026

Share Your Views and Enter Our Prize Draw Our mission - to contribute towards informed, independent thinking in law and decision making for a global community and to uphold the rule of law at the international and national level - has never been more important. This is a moment of peril for the role of law as a foundation for a just, peaceful, and safe world. But there are better times ahead if we work for them. Over the coming months, we will forge a new strategy for BIICL from 2027 onwards,…

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Latest BIICL Newsletter

27th May 2026

The Spring edition of the BIICL newsletter is now available Starting with an introduction from our new Director and CEO it includes details of new projects and publications at the Institute; reports and recordings of our recent events along with information about upcoming training and events happening this summer. We are also inviting all our readers to shape the strategy of BIICL. Over the coming months, we will forge a new strategy for BIICL from 2027 onwards, and we need your views to ensure…

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Latest Edition of the BIICL Newsletter

30th May 2025

The latest edition of the BIICL newsletter is now available Details of new projects and publications from BIICL; reports and recordings of our recent events along with information about upcoming training and events happening this summer. Read the Spring 2025 newsletter Sign up for our newsletter

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