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🤖 The debate between AI and Ghibli has stirred up concerns over intellectual property rights & the creative industry. Tanya Aplin, Madhavi Sunder, @SivaThambisetty & experts explored these concerns in our recent LSE Law School event. Watch the discussion 👇 youtube.com/live/jPXSORZWF…

⏰As final negotiations approach, equity concerns remain on technology transfer provisions in the #PandemicAccord. 🙋🏽‍♀️The issue? Some countries insist on the use of the word "voluntary.” 🧑🏽‍⚖️ Here, 30 legal experts from around the world explain why that's redundant. 🧵

📄To learn more, you can read the full legal brief 👇🏼 docs.google.com/document/d/1dM…

Calling all international law researchers! The United Nations’s International Law Commission is accepting applications for its Research Assistants Roster. Work with Special Rapporteurs or Chairs of Working and Study Groups — remote or in person Details: legal.un.org/ilc/documentat…

The Trump tariffs are an opportunity for global South countries to shift production away from exports to the imperial core and toward meeting human needs and national development objectives.

'People in Corby help eachother' Ratio is LSE Law School's rich and varied podcast. Listen here to Susan Marks talking to Roxana Willis about among other things, 'ethnography at home', being at Oxford and feelings in academia. LSE British Politics and Policy open.spotify.com/episode/1Cp4tf…

Sanghis’ least favourite Shankaracharya has some tough questions for the Chokidar! x.com/Amockx2022/sta…

Over at the ICJ, Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh is representing Palestine. Blistering. (I assume she's still part of South Africa's team in the genocide case. It's surprisingly common for lawyers to work for multiple States, including in the same advisory proceeding)

A volume like this takes a long time I’m so pleased and proud it’s out. Like a giant baby!!!

FYI the ICJ website is starting to post written statements. Six so far.

One of the most thorough pieces I’ve read on BMS/Celgene’s financialised business model and the specific ways it abused the patent system to monopolize Revlimid. Excellent reporting by David Armstrong ProPublica

Data centres around the world consume vast amounts of electricity and water. Nick Couldry of LSE Media & Communications says we must stop using AI for trivial tasks to avoid worsening climate change. blogs.lse.ac.uk/businessreview…

Happy to remember and to arrive here to find we are united in memory. Happy birthday, Shamnad you free spirit. SpicyIP (spicyip.bsky.social) IDIA

Q&A: What does the ‘High Seas Treaty’ mean for climate change and biodiversity? | Aruna Chandrasekhar Giuliana A. Viglione, PhD w/ comment from @SivaThambisetty @taotaoTasi Luciana Coelho Nichola Clark Joachim Claudet AOSIS #CBarchive Read: bit.ly/3o3n8lY

Earth may already be too hot for the survival of polar ice sheets, study says wapo.st/45gMoZp If Earth stays at its current levels of warming -- below policymakers’ goal of 1.5 degrees Celsius -- polar ice sheets may melt, causing seas to rise and displacing coastal