The conference “The Struggle for Human Rights – Law, Politics, Practice” was held in New York (USA) and organized by the New York University Law School.
Professor Frédéric Mégret gave a paper presentation on “Alston in Alabama: Towards a Theory of International Human Rights Law Praxis”.
The confenrece Black History Month took place in London (Canada) and was organized by the Congress of Black Woman of Canada – London Chapter.
Professor Valerie Oosterveld gave a presentation on “The Prohibition of Slavery in International Law: Still Relevant in 2019”.
The lecture “The State of Hard Law” was presented at the Monash University in Prato (Italy).
Professor Penelope Simons gave a presentation.
The conference “Piercing the Corporate Veil: Multinational Corporate Accountability” was held at the Osgoode Hall Law School.
Professor Penelope Simons organized the event and acted as a moderator.
This roundtable was organized by Chatham House (The Royal Institute of International Affairs) and the Human Rights Institute at Columbia Law School. The event was held at Columbia University, New York (USA).
Professor Joanna Harrington gave a presentation on “Recent Developments regarding UN Security Council Working Methods and Veto Restraint Initiatives”.
The Roundtable on International Law relating to Peace and Security was held at Columbia University, in New York (USA) and organized by Chatham House (The Royal Institute of International Affairs) and the Human Rights Institute at Columbia Law School.
Professor Joanna Harrington gave a presentation on “Recent Developments regarding UN Security Council Working Methods and Veto Restraint Initiatives”.
The International Law Workshop took place at the William & Mary College in Williamsburg, Virginia (USA).
Professor Frédéric Mégret did a paper presentation on “The New Interference in Sovereign Affairs”.
The International Law Workshop was held in Williamsburg, Virginia (USA) and organized by the William & Mary College.
Professor Frédéric Mégret gave a paper presentation on “The New Interference in Sovereign Affairs”.
The event was organized by Harvard International Law Journal and held online.
This 2018 Online Discussion asks whether colonists owe their former colonies reparations. Larissa van den Herik, Kenneth McCallion, Robert Murtfeld, Shashi Tharoor and Jo-Anne Wemmers provided responses while engaging with questions and debates of international law on topics of colonial legacy, reparations, and justice.
Professor Jo-Anne Wemmers gave a presentation on “Reparation, Decolonization and International Law: The Healing Role of Reparation” based on her paper published in Harvard ILJ.
The Annual Conference of International Law and Universality was held at the University of Manchester and organized by the European Society of International Law.
Professor Frédéric Mégret gave a presentation on “The Invention of Universalism”.
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