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🎉 100 years ago today, the 1925 property legislation completed its Parliamentary journey (in force 1 January 1926). CFP for our Cambridge centenary event open until 1 May. Proposals welcome from all career stages, including PhD/ECRs, and practitioners. landecon.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-cent…

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Urs: The Articulation of Obligations Erga Omnes and Erga Omnes Partes by the International Court of Justice: Coherence or Confusion? dlvr.it/TKDtrR

A warm welcome back to Trinity term 🌞 Join us for our PIL Discussion Group - all welcome and light lunch will be provided for those attending in person!

In memoriam: Professor Françoise Hampson | by Başak Çali ejiltalk.org/in-memoriam-pr…

It's the start this week of the new term University of Oxford & the return of our PIL Discussion Group seminars. Do join in person (All Souls College is gorgeous in the spring sunshine) or online! First up this term is a talk by the brilliant Sandesh Sivakumaran Director of the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law

What an amazing start to Trinity term! 🌞 At our first PIL research seminar today, we had our very own "Ted Talk" as Judge Ted Meron shared his thoughts on 'The Current State of International Criminal Justice'. We also celebrated Ted’s birthday - Happy Birthday Ted! 🥳

Thanks to EJIL: Talk! for publishing my piece with Miles Jackson on this important decision

A post with Hannah Woolaver on a critical decision on post-TRC prosecutions in South Africa. We address the direct application of custom in domestic courts and the issue of when the crime of apartheid crystallised, and also draw attention to apartheid's focus on systemic wrongs:

Happy Week 2 everyone! In today’s PIL seminar, Tsvetelina van Benthem shared interesting aspects of her research on ‘International Law Protections against Indoctrination’.

We are pleased to announce the 2025 Letten Visiting PhD Studentship mentored by Tarun Khaitan on any aspect of Indian equality and anti-discrimination law lse.ac.uk/law/news/2025/…

Very helpful explainer and analysis on EJIL: Talk! today from Dr Yusra Suedi on the new climate change advisory opinion request to the African Court (now the fourth international court to be asked to give an advisory opinion on this issue). #ClimateChange ejiltalk.org/africas-turn-t…

OPAL is organizing the 2nd International Forum on Asian Laws: Innovation of Laws in Asia, on 19 - 20 June 2025, at the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, with over 70 speakers from around the world. The Programme is here. law.ox.ac.uk/content/event/…

What a way to dispel the 5th week blues! Today, Aakarsh Banyal presented on ‘Protection of Foreign Investments at Sea’ at our PIL Seminar.

Happy Week 8! We are excited to kickstart our final week of Trinity Term with the International Law Workshop in Honour of Sir Frank Berman KCMG KC. We have a great itinerary lined up - watch this space! ✨

To start, Miles Jackson welcomes everyone to All Souls College on behalf of the PIL Group here at Oxford!

It was a privilege to host an international law workshop to celebrate Sir Frank Berman KCMG KC’s work and mentorship. Thank you to everyone for a day of lively discussions - we were delighted to bring together generations of international legal scholars to Oxford! 🥳

Delighted to again welcome lawyers from the Royal Navy and Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office to Oxford for the International Law Course, where they presented at our final PIL seminar. We’ve had an amazing year - many thanks to our presenters and all who participated. See you next academic year!👋

We are recruiting for 5 positions in the Public Law Department at UCT, including in International Law. I am on the selection committee and would be happy to engage if you are interested. Apply!