The key-note speaker is Herman Bolhaar, Dutch National Rapporteur for Human Trafficking. Herman was Chairman of the Board of Prosecutors General, the national management of the Dutch public prosecution service from ...

On 9 December 2020, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Fatou Bensouda, announced that she would close the United Kingdom/Iraq preliminary examination. The panelists will analyze the Prosecutor’s ...

On Wednesday 10 February PhD Researcher Evelien van Roemburg will defend her PhD thesis entitled 'The effectiveness of UNHCR's supervision: Assessing the UN refugee agency's supervisory task regarding states' ...

Doreen Lustig is an Associate Professor at Tel Aviv University, Buchmann Faculty of Law. Lustig’s primary research and teaching interests include the history and theory of international law, political economy and the ...

On Tuesday 1 December 2020, Dr Rebecca Crootof (University of Richmond School of Law) will deliver the inaugural lecture of the DILEMA Lecture Series, on the topic of ‘Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Weapon ...

Anna Chadwick will examine the inter play between state obligations to eradicate extreme poverty and realize socio economic rights under International Human Rights Law and some of the legal regimes and economic ...

Rogier Bartels will discuss how international criminal courts and tribunals pronounce on the classify armed conflicts. His presentation is based on the research he conducted for a recent article on the same topic, ...

During this ACIL luncheon Ingo Venzke will introduce the book 'Situating Contingency in International Law: On the possibility of a different law,' which he co-edited with Kevin Jon Heller (forthcoming from Oxford ...

Please note that this event has been cancelled /\/\/\/\ In her lecture Doreen Lustig (Tel Aviv University) presents a historical study of the international law of the private business corporation. This book ...

Note that this event has been cancelled /\/\/\/\ In her lecture Doreen Lustig (Tel Aviv University) will challenge the canonical narrative about civil society’s efforts to discipline warfare during the mid-nineteenth ...

Please note that this event has been cancelled. We are looking to reschedule it /\/\/\/\ In her guest lecture entitled 'International law and its writers' Lianne Boer (VU Amsterdam) will discuss the construction of ...

In this online luncheon, ACIL visiting fellow Annick Pijnenburg (Tilburg University) discusses ongoing work in her research on ‘At the frontiers of shared responsibility: the socio-economic rights of people on the ...

This lecture has been cancelled in line with Covid-19 precautionary measures. We are looking to reschedule this lecture to autumn 2020. /\/\/\/\ In her guest lecture Anna Chadwick (University of Glasgow) will argue ...

This lecture has been cancelled in line with Covid-19 precautionary measures. We are looking to reschedule this presentation to later this year. /\/\/\/\ In this luncheon ACIL visiting fellow William Hamilton Byrne ...

In his lecture entitled 'The Role of the NATO Legal Advisor,' Steven Hill will provide an overview of the legal issues and challenges currently facing the NATO and discuss the role of the Legal Adviser in the ...

In her guest lecture entitled 'International economic law and disintegration: beware the Schmittean moment' Alessandra Arcuri (Erasmus University Rotterdam) will discuss the rekindled interest in the nation state and ...

In his lecture entitled "Jurisdictional issues before the ICC," Dr. Rod Rastan (ICC) will focus on the jurisdictional regime of the ICC. He will address issues arising from the Court’s practice related to ...

In his lecture Shehzad Charania (UK Attorney General’s Office) will discuss the interaction between States and the ICC. In particular, he will consider the role of the Assembly of States Parties and its legal and ...

In this internal luncheon, ACIL visiting fellow Niccolò Zugliani (University of Verona) discusses ongoing work in his research on ‘The evolving role of State sovereignty in the international investment regime. An ...

In this internal luncheon, ACIL assistant professor Natasa Nedeski discusses ongoing work on ‘The Guiding Principles on Shared Responsibility in International Law,’ a research project she is conducting jointly with ...