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Today, Prof René Provost presented his research on ‘Legal Pluralism and War: Lessons from Informal Courts of PoW Camps and Jewish Ghettos’. Thank you to everyone who participated in our discussion group – both online and in-person!

Join us next Thursday - online or in person - for our final Discussion Group this term! Professors Kimberley Trapp and Alex Mills will present on ‘Jurisdictional Disconnections - State Jurisdiction and Human Rights’. Register here: law.ox.ac.uk/content/event/…

At today’s PIL seminar, melanie schneider presented her research on ‘The Role of International Law in Shaping Energy Security’.

Thank you all for a lively discussion to close off the final discussion of this term – and to Profs Kimberley Trapp and Alex Mills for guiding us through their research. See you next term 🥳 This is part of the International Law Association (ILA) British Branch seminar series and supported by OUP Law

We’re now mid-way through Trinity Term! 🌞 Today, we had the fantastic opportunity to hear from Prof Antonios Tzanakopoulos 🔻💙 on ‘International Law and Domestic Courts: Quantum Uncertainty’.

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

We heard from Juan-Pablo Perez-Leon-Acevedo at today’s PIL seminar, where he shared on his research topic, ‘Reparations for Mass Atrocities at the International Court of Justice’.

If you’re in Oxford this Friday (13 June 2025), join us for a special public lecture by Professor Sienho Yee! The lecture will be held in-person at the Faculty of Law, and is part of the first Oxford-Bonn doctoral exchange workshop. 🥳 No registration is required.

Today at our Week 7 PIL Seminar, we are delighted to have Professor Dan Bodansky (Bluesky: @bodansk.bsky.social) share his insights on the topic ‘Towards an International Legally Binding Instrument to End Plastic Pollution’.

For our final PIL seminar, we heard from Ayako Hatano on ‘Reconceptualising Internalisation of International Law: A Case Study of Racialised Hate Speech in Japan’.

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!👋