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Join us for our first PIL Discussion Group of this academic year next Thursday, 16 October 2025! Prof Jorge E. Vinuales will be presenting on the topic of ‘Bringing Climate Change before the ICJ: Process, Outcome and Pure Conjecture’. For more information, see here:

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PIL Discussion Group: Bringing Climate Change
Abstract On 23 July 2025, the International Court of Justice delivered a landmark advisory opinion
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We are so excited to welcome all back to our new academic year!

The term card for Michaelmas is now out - do join us for a fruitful discussion 🥳 Light lunch will be available for those attending in person.
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❗Prof Lavanya Rajamani shares her insights on the ICJ's Advisory Opinion on Climate Change in the @abilaofficial.bsky.social's podcast, International Law Chats - together with Andrew B. Loewenstein, Prof @niluferoral.bsky.social and Ambassador Franz Perrez.

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Professor Lavanya Rajamani discusses landmark ICJ
Professor Lavanya Rajamani, Professor of International Environmental Law at the University of
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🚨Give the new episode of the ‘Fire and Wire’ podcast a listen as Prof Lavanya Rajamani shares her insights on climate and human rights 🌎 ⚖️

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Lavanya Rajamani featured in Vice-Chancellor's
In a recent episode of 'Fire and Wire', Vice-Chancellor Professor Irene Tracey speaks with Oxford
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Delighted to again welcome lawyers from the Royal Navy and the FCDO to Oxford for the International Law Course, where they presented at our final PIL seminar.

We’ve had an amazing year - many thanks to our presenters and all who participated. See you next academic year!👋
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For our final PIL seminar, we heard from Ayako Hatano on ‘Reconceptualising Internalisation of International Law: A Case Study of Racialised Hate Speech in Japan’.
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It was a privilege to host an international law workshop to celebrate Sir Frank Berman KCMG KC’s work and mentorship. Thank you to everyone for a day of lively discussions - we were delighted to bring together generations of international legal scholars to Oxford! 🥳
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To conclude today’s workshop, we are honoured to have Sir Frank Berman KCMG KC and Vaughan Lowe KC in conversation, with Elizabeth Wilmshurst CMG KC as chair.
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Panel Three: presentations by Yang Huiwen and Gor Samvel with Gleider Hernández and Devika Hovell as respondents, chaired by our very own Lavanya Rajamani.
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Panel Two: @pearceclancy.bsky.social and Niko Pavlopoulos deliver papers with responses by Federica Paddeu and Fernando Bordin, with the wonderful Alison Macdonald KC as chair.
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Panel One: papers by Ester Ferriello and Xenia Seabright with responses by @mpaparinskis.bsky.social ‬and Prof Campbell McLachlan KC, expertly chaired by Prof Dan Sarooshi KC.
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To start, Miles Jackson welcomes everyone to All Souls College on behalf of the PIL Group here at Oxford!
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Happy Week 8! We are excited to kickstart our final week of Trinity Term with the International Law Workshop in Honour of Sir Frank Berman KCMG KC. We have a great itinerary lined up - watch this space! ✨
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To conclude the first Oxford-Bonn workshop, we were also happy to have Professor Sienho Yee deliver his public lecture on ‘Self-drive, Inducement, and Compulsion: Co-progressive Climate Change Solutions and the Advisory Proceedings before the ITLOS and the ICJ’ 🥳
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We are delighted to have hosted the first Oxford-Bonn doctoral exchange workshop at sunny Oxford 🌞

We had such a fruitful discussion the past two days - with many lifelong friendships formed!
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Today at our Week 7 PIL Seminar, we are delighted to have Professor @bodansk.bsky.social share his insights on the topic ‘Towards an International Legally Binding Instrument to End Plastic Pollution’.
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If you’re in Oxford this Friday (13 June 2025), join us for a special public lecture by Professor Sienho Yee!

The lecture will be held in-person at the @oxfordlawfac.bsky.social, and is part of the first Oxford-Bonn doctoral exchange workshop. 🥳

No registration is required.
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We heard from Juan-Pablo Pérez-León-Acevedo at today’s PIL seminar, where he shared on his research topic, ‘Reparations for Mass Atrocities at the International Court of Justice’.
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What a way to dispel the 5th week blues! Today, Aakarsh Banyal presented on ‘Protection of Foreign Investments at Sea’ at our PIL Seminar.
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We’re now mid-way through Trinity Term! 🌞 Today, we had the fantastic opportunity to hear from Prof @atzanakopoulos.bsky.social on ‘International Law and Domestic Courts: Quantum Uncertainty’.
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Thank you all for a lively discussion to close off the final discussion group of this term – and to Profs Kimberley Trapp and Alex Mills for guiding us through their research. See you next term! 🥳

This is part of the ILA British Branch seminar series and supported by OUP Law.
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At today’s PIL seminar, @melanieschndr.bsky.social presented her research on ‘The Role of International Law in Shaping Energy Security’.
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Join us next Thursday - online or in person - for our final Discussion Group this term! Professors Kimberley Trapp and Alex Mills will present on ‘Jurisdictional Disconnections - State Jurisdiction and Human Rights’.

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PIL Discussion Group: Jurisdictional
Abstract The word ‘jurisdiction’ has several uses in international law, and it is necessary to draw
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Today, Prof René Provost presented his research on ‘Legal Pluralism and War: Lessons from Informal Courts of PoW Camps and Jewish Ghettos’. Thank you to everyone who participated in our discussion group – both online and in-person!