Proactively advancing the Rule of Law worldwide

Past Events

Sixth Annual Bingham Lecture

12 Sep 2019 London

EVENTS Sixth Annual Bingham Lecture g Event - Tags Share Links Event - Timings and…

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APPG on the Rule of Law: The Rule of Law Implications of the EU Settlement Scheme

09 Jul 2019 London

The EU Settlement Scheme: the Rule of Law Implications The creation of the EU Settlement Scheme, a consequence of the UK's decision to withdraw from the European Union, is said to set 'the tone…

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EUROPE
Current Issues and Common Challenges for the Protection of Human Rights in Europe, Africa and the Americas

14 Jun 2019 Travers Smith, London

Current Issues and Common Challenges for the Protection of Human Rights in Europe, Africa and the Americas Event - Tags Share…

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APPG on the Rule of Law: Can Parliament stop a no deal Brexit?

10 Jun 2019 London

APPG on the rule of Law: Can parliament stop a no deal Brexit? A recent Institute for Government comment arguing that Parliament would not be able to stop a Prime Minister determined to deliver…

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PARLIAMENTS
APPG on the Rule of Law: Data Processing and the Rule of Law

13 May 2019 London

EVENTS APPG on the rule of Law: Data Processing and the rule of law Event Details When government decisions are made about individuals' rights using data processing,…

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GOVERNMENT
World Justice Forum: Realizing Justice for All

29 Apr 2019 London

The Hague, Netherlands The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law is a co-producing partner for the upcoming World Justice Forum The Forum is the premier international event for the Rule of Law,…

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APPG on the Rule of Law: Parliament, Brexit and the Rule of Law

01 Apr 2019 London

'Brexit, Parliament and The Rule of Law: extending Article 50 and implementing the Withdrawal Agreement' 'Brexit, Parliament and The Rule of Law: extending Article 50 and implementing the Withdrawal…

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PARLIAMENTS
Debating Matters Birmingham Championship

10 Oct 2018 Joseph Chamberlain College, Birmingham

Debating Matters: Artificial Intelligence Details The Bingham…

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Fifth Annual Bingham Centre Lecture: The Rule of Law and the Sustainable Development Goals: The Role of Business

10 Jul 2018 London

Time: 18:00 (Registration open from 17:30) Event followed by a reception Venue: Jones Day, 21 Tudor Street, London, EC4Y 0DJ The Fifth Annual Bingham Lecture: 'The Rule of Law and the…

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APPG on the Rule of Law: The Data Protection Bill- What Do Rule of Law Principles Mean for AI and Data Processing?

16 Apr 2018 London

The Data Protection Bill: What Do Rule of Law Principles Mean for AI and Data Processing? The meeting was convened to provide MPs and Peers with an opportunity to discuss the application of…

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