Chatham House provides a forum for lawyers and policy-makers to discuss international legal issues and their practical application to current problems in international relations.
The International Law Discussion Group meets each month and is addressed by legal practitioners and other speakers drawn from academia, government, and the policy and business communities. These meetings are an opportunity to bring together a diverse community of individuals involved in various aspects of international law to discuss topical issues. Events.
A Historic Step Towards More Responsible Arms Trade
Elli Kytömäki
Thursday 4 April 2013
Warlord Bosco Surrenders: Implications for Rwanda and the DRC
Ben Shepherd
Thursday 21 March 2013
African Union Tribunal Opens to Try Chad's Habre
Miša Zgonec-Rožej
Monday 11 February 2013