The International Dispute Settlement class visited the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to experience first-hand international dispute settlement in action. We thank the Registrar, the Information Department, the Judges and Officers of the Court for the warm hospitality.
Time’s flying as we’re already now midway through Trinity Term! For this week’s PIL Research Seminar, we had Professor Irini Papanicolopulu present on the topic ‘Freedom of the Seas: A Principled Approach.’
For this week’s PIL Research Seminar, Dr Can Eken, an academic visitor at the Faculty of Law, presented on the topic “Confidentiality and Legitimacy in International Commercial Arbitration: Are They Mutually Exclusive?” followed by a discussion with our Research Group members.
We were very delighted to have Sir Tim Eicke KC deliver a presentation titled ‘The European Court of Human Rights: A Look Behind the Scenes’ at our second PIL Discussion Group for this Term. As always, our thanks also go to everyone who joined us in person and online!
At this week’s PIL Research Seminar, Holly Leung presented on the topic ‘Origins of ‘peaceful purposes’ in the Law of the Sea Convention.’ We look forward to seeing how this term unfolds throughout her project!
For our first PIL Discussion Group for Trinity Term, we were delighted to have Professors Başak Çalı and Laurence Helfer present on the topic ‘Rethinking Human Rights Treaty Withdrawals: A Process-Based Approach.’ Many thanks to everyone for coming!
Welcome back, everyone! We warmly invite you to our first PIL Discussion Group event for Trinity Term. Professors Başak Çalı and Laurence Helfer will be discussing the topic ‘Rethinking Human Rights Treaty Withdrawals: A Process-Based Approach’. For further details, see here: tinyurl.com/4sfeh5r3
We are pleased to invite you to our second PIL Discussion Group event for this term. Sir Tim Eicke KC will be presenting on ‘The European Court of Human Rights: a look behind the scenes’. For further details, see here: www.law.ox.ac.uk/content/even...
For our second PIL Research Seminar of this term, we had Daniel Byam Shaw present on ‘The Evolution of Self-Determination (1945-2019).’ We look forward to seeing his research unfold!
At this week’s PIL Research Seminar, Taha Almasri presented on ‘A Legal History of the Concept of Coercion in the Principle of Non-intervention.’ All the best in his research!
Abstract This article presents the case for reconsidering the rules governing withdrawals from human
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Abstract Drawing on his nine years experience as judge of the European Court of Human Rights
