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Policy Brief: Rishi Gulati on the Settlement of Disputes to which International Organizations are Parties
UEA Law School Podcast: The Indo-Pacific: The history & current political climate of the Indo-Pacific with Dr. Hansong Li
A rare case of unreasonably restricting protest | by Jack Jones
The Mozambique Export Finance Case Part (2) – The Court of Appeal and the “Tenable” Approach to (Non-)interpretation | by Flora Curtis & Acland Bryant
FoE made three main arguments:
UKEF was required to adopt a...
The Mozambique Export Finance Case Part (1) – Paris (Dis)agreement in the Divisional Court | Flora Curtis & Acland Bryant
UEA Law School Podcast series: Launch of the Elgar Companion to the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law
Opportunities and limitations in UK climate change litigation: The Boswell case
Inadvertent disclosures in FOI responses addressed in ICO advisory notice | Dr Karen Mc Cullagh
The Parody Exception: Revisiting the Case for a Distinct Pastiche Exception | By Sabine Jacques, Senior Lecturer in Intellectual Property Law at the University of Liverpool
UK Police forces need to review their ‘policing’ of information | Dr Karen Mc Cullagh
