A panel discussion on the rules of international law relating to treatment by belligerents of prisoners of war.

Forced migration has been one of the pressing and defining issues of the last two decades. This panel will address the recent evidence and policy challenges of forced migration in Europe and other regions of the world.

Sir Geoff Mulgan, author of 'Another World is Possible' asks what can be done about the crisis of imagination when thinking of ways to make the world a better place, looking in particular at the role of universities in helping societies to think ahead.

Join Judge Meron In Conversation with GCHQ Director of Legal Affairs and International Relations Shehzad Charania MBE, as Judge Meron reflects on his long career in humanitarian law, including his roles in the tribunals in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, and considers the future for global peace and justice.

A talk with the head of the Green Climate Fund, Yannick Glemarec.

A series of events held over two days with CEOs of development banks who will explain how their public financial institutions have been performing in our tremendously challenging times, their successes and the pain points to be addressed to unlock financing for a better future.

Panel discussion with leaders of development banks on how their public financial institutions have been performing in these challenging times.

Hear from our admissions team on application requirements, the admissions process and making sure everything is ready for you to submit your application. Come with your questions at the ready!

Dr Talita Dias explores how the principles of legality and fair labelling have developed from Nuremberg to the International Criminal Court and beyond.

Hosted by Lemann Foundation Programme for the Public Sector – a panel discussion looking ahead past the election and considering Brazil's policy needs.

Professor Anita L Allen gives a lecture on why the 'devolution' of reproductive rights in the US is bad national constitutional law, bad politics, and, for the millions of women unable to travel out of state for medical care, bad public health.

While religion and human rights often seem to clash, in this lecture and discussion Professor John Witte Jr. will argue that religion and human rights ultimately need each other.