Law Events
The future of human rights protection in the UK – a “Modern Bill of Rights”?, 26 January 2022
Do the UK Government's 2022 proposals to establish a “Modern Bill of Rights” represent a backward step in human rights protection, and what is motivating them?
Book Launch: The Emergent African Union Law: Conceptualization, Delimitation, and Application, 26 January 2022
Written by members of the African Union Law Research Network, the book discloses the work and organisation of the Union.
No More Blackface: The Trial of Black Pete
The first event of the CELI Annual Lecture Series 2021-2022 will take place on 15 December 2021, 5.00-7.00pm via Teams. Speaker: Dr Frank King.
CELI Peace Talks 2020-2021: International Law Outside the Box
These Talks explore interdisciplinary thinking on in/equality and justice in the international order.
International Law & International Relations: Power and Global Inequality, 22 April 2021
The fifth instalment of International Law Outside the Box, the 2020/2021 Annual Series hosted by the Centre of European Law and Internationalisation at Leicester Law School.
Doctoral Inaugural Lecture 'Making Equality Law Work For Deaf People'
Leicester Law School PhD graduate Rob Wilks will deliver an inaugural lecture based on his research topic of equality law and deaf people.
International Women's Day 2021 at Leicester Law School
Leicester Law School will celebrate International Women's Day 2021 with a number of events including the effects of Brexit and COVID-19 on equality.
Assassination, Necropolitics and International Law: Global Inequality and Violence, 4 March 2021
Fourth seminar of International Law Outside the Box, the 2020/2021 Annual Series hosted by the Centre of European Law and Internationalisation at Leicester Law School.
Roundtable discussion: What Might Degrowth Mean for International Economic Law? A Potential Alternative to the Paradigm of Sustainable Development, 3 March 2021
Claiton Fyock (PhD candidate, Leicester Law School)
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