Oxford philosopher John Gardner was born on this day in 1965. Enjoy his 2006 lecture, Why Study Jurisprudence?: "There are few legal practitioners...whom I would invite to a philosophy conference. Judicial attempts to philosophize...tend to be deeply embarrassing."

The Bonavero has a rich programme of public events relating to human rights law, most of which are recorded. Video and sound recordings are made available on the relevant event page, which can be accessed on the Past Events page on our website law.ox.ac.uk/centres-instit…

My application for an ug research fellowship was rejected today. I have my heart set on pursuing research after I graduate (in July) but struggling to find opportunities - does anyone have any advice? My interests are (broadly) international law and human rights #academicchatter

Had a lovely time speaking with law students from my old college today about their legal futures. Thanks for having me back (virtually) Cardinal Newman College CNCLaw!

I just completed my law degree (about 15 minutes ago) and realised I wrote my last exam in the King’s top I bought during freshers week 🥺

Here's the text of the freshly adopted Human Rights Council resolution recognising the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment:

Honoured to be one of the students invited to support this important work.

Students + staff at The Dickson Poon School of Law + King's Legal Clinic have provided legal analysis to a US court for a case in #Guantanamo, supporting the argument that the decision to permit the use of evidence won through #torture violated #internationallaw. Read more: kcl.ac.uk/news/submissio…

OPEN SYLLABUS ON PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW @shubhan19917382 International Law and the Global South (blog) January 3, 2022 internationallawandtheglobalsouth.com/open-syllabus-…

Insightful discussions yesterday at the The Dickson Poon School of Law BIICL workshop on #interstate communications before UN human rights #treatybodies with Jean-Pierre Gauci. We kicked off with welcoming address by CIGAD Director Holger Hestermeyer. Inspiring keynote by Judge Eicke ECHR CEDH

Finally (!) got to cross the stage and celebrate the best few years studying Law at King’s College London 🎓 Onto my LLM at the University of Cambridge next! #ForeverKings

Congratulations and a huge welcome to all our undergraduates and postgraduates who became official Members of Magdalene College today! #Matriculation #MagdaleneCollege #Cambridge

your honor i thought this was a judgment free zone

Thrilled to be a part of this team ☺️

Introducing International Humanitarian Law Ken and Law of Armed Conflict Ken. They may look similar but there are subtle differences

“How To Change the World (in a small, and perhaps rather frustrating, way)” is a short film about the work of the students and their contribution to a life-changing policy. Watch the film here: youtube.com/watch?v=UW0lE8…

Very proud to finally share this report after working on it for the past year with my co-lead and our amazing research team at Cambridge Pro Bono Project! Thank you to AJC for bringing attention to an incredibly interesting and important issue and letting us be a part of it.

Behind the scenes of the United Nations #GeneralDebate, there is quite a bit of work to be done! I want to thank each & every one of our OROLSI #interns who made a valuable contribution through volunteering the entire week. Your support was essential to the success of the #UNGA & Summit!