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Recent Events

The UK, European Human Rights and the Rule of Law: Seventy Years of the ECHR and Twenty Years of the HRA - A Time for Celebration?

11 Nov 2020 ONLINE

This webinar is being held to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the European Convention on Human Rights and the 20th anniversary of the Human Rights Act (HRA), in the UK context. It will examine what the…

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The Rule of Law in the technological age

28 Oct 2020 ONLINE

We are living in an age of profound technological advancements, where artificial intelligence (AI) - the development of systems that simulate human intelligence - has increasing opportunities and the capacity…

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Safeguarding London’s Standing in International Dispute Resolution: The Rule of Law and Judicial Independence in Practice

06 Oct 2020 ONLINE

This event sees Baroness Hale in conversation with BBC journalist and presenter Razia Iqbal, followed by reflections by Dame Elizabeth Gloster. Currently an international arbitrator, she was formerly the…

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Peace Day 2020 Live Global Digital Experience

21 Sep 2020 ONLINE

A live global digital experience, Peace Day 2020 commerates historical 75 years of the UN, whilst looking forward to a decade of action on Sustainable Development Goal 16 to promote just, peaceful and…

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Prosecuting in the public interest: Independence without isolation

18 Sep 2020 ONLINE

Max Hill QC, Director of Public Prosecutions, will discuss what independence means for the Crown Prosecution Service in an extraordinary 2020 and beyond, and how it intersects with the Service’s other…

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Virtual international conference: Assisting and protecting survivors of modern slavery, human trafficking and forced labour

15 Sep 2020 Online

Virtual Conference: Assisting and Protecting Survivors of Modern Slavery Event - Tags Share Links …

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The Rule of Law Online: Who Targets Me and What Does It Mean For My Rights?

15 Sep 2020 Online

The Rule of Law Online: Who Targets Me and What Does It Mean For My Rights? Event - Tags Share Links …

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CITIZENSHIP
Part 3: Global Legislative Responses to Coronavirus

22 Jul 2020 ONLINE

Third in a series of three webinars examining legislative responses to the coronavirus pandemic by different states.

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Democracy and the Rule of Law in the Age of Covid-19

21 Jul 2020 ONLINE

Are democracy and the rule of law both at risk during this time of emergency? Lord Jonathan Sumption and Judge Ann Claire Williams (Ret) discuss the Rule of Law and democracy.

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Part 2: Global Legislative Responses to Coronavirus

15 Jul 2020 ONLINE

Global Legislative Responses to Coronavirus . Second in a series of three webinars examining legislative responses to the coronavirus pandemic by different states.

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