INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSOCIATION, BRITISH BRANCH

UCL-hosted London seminars and AGM, 2007 – 8

 

All welcome – no ILA membership necessary (apart from the AGM, at which non-members can join)

Held UCL Laws, Bentham House, Endsleigh Gardens, WC1                 1.5 CPD points available

All apart from the AGM start at 6pm, and are held in the Main Lecture Theatre, in the basement,

with a reception afterwards in the Keeton Room, on the ground floor      No pre-registration required

 

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL OF THESE EVENTS ARE FREE

 

October 10     5.30pm           Annual General Meeting, Keeton Room, ground floor

6pm                Just Peace Revisited: International Law in the Era of Asymmetry

                        Dr. Achilles Skordas, Bristol University

                        Chair: Nico Krisch, London School of Economics

 

October 17                 Human Rights and the Environment: a Reassessment

Professor Alan Boyle, Edinburgh University

Chair: Professor Catherine Redgwell, UCL

 

October 31                 Enhancing Freedom through Human Rights Law: Developments at the European Court of Human Rights

                                    Dr Jill Marshall, Queen Mary, University of London

Chair: Professor Malgosia Fitzmaurice, Queen Mary, University of London

 

November 14             Self-determination: The Hidden History of Population Transfer

Dr Catriona Drew, SOAS

Chair: Professor Susan Marks, Kings College, University of London

 

November 28             The evolution of the UN human rights 'reform' process

                                    Sir Nigel Rodley, 20 Essex Street Barristers Chambers

                                    Chair: Dr Ralph Wilde, UCL

 

December 5              The Humanisation of General International Law

Professor Menno Kamminga, Maastricht University and Rapporteur of the ILA Committee on Human Rights

Chair: Jeremy Carver CBE, Clifford Chance

 

January 23                 Optional Protocol to the UN Convention against Torture: Role of National Preventive Mechanisms

Professor Rachel Murray, Bristol University

Chair: Dr Chaloka Beyani, LSE

 

February 6                 International Criminal Accountability, Transitional Justice and State Consent: Emerging Problems in a World of Transnational and Regional Crimes

                                    Professor Chandra Sriram, University of East London

                                    Chair: Rae Lindsay, Clifford Chance LLP

 

February 20               The Interpretive Authority of Legal and Quasi Legal Human Rights Bodies

                                    Dr Basak Çali, UCL

                                    Chair: Dr Markus Kornprobst, UCL

 

Further information: Ralph Wilde, UCL Laws, ralph.wilde@ucl.ac.uk