Proactively advancing the Rule of Law worldwide

Past Events

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

Whilst the Digital Age presents us with cutting-edge opportunities, it also brings the potential for new social problems. The Bingham Centre has convened a panel of expert speakers to lead an interactive…

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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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Part 1: Global Legislative Responses to Coronavirus

30 Jun 2020 WEBINAR

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

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Investor Roundtable: Modern Slavery Data for Investor Action

20 May 2020 ONLINE

The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law and the Alan Turing Institute are working on a project focused on how to ensure investors and asset managers have access to high-quality, accurate data on modern…

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Expert Roundtable: Modern Slavery Data for Investor Action

17 Mar 2020 Hosted online

The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law and the Alan Turing Institute are working on a project focused on how to ensure investors and asset managers have access to high-quality, accurate data on modern…

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Zimbabwe - Living on the edge

10 Mar 2020 LONDON

Living on the edge, without rule of law, is unimaginable to most people in the western world. We take it for granted. What is it like? We have a fantastic line up of speakers from Zimbabwe and London to…

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Human Rights Education 4 All: A Roundtable

09 Mar 2020 LONDON

On March 9th 2020 the Bingham Centre will host a meeting of the Human Rights Education 4 All Alliance. The Group has been working on producing consultation responses to government inquiries, exploring…

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