News - Birmingham Law School Dr. Shahabuddin delivers inagural lecture in BUP Law Lecture Series 2018 DescriptionBirmingham law academic speaks on postcolonial boundaries and international law at Bangladesh University of ProfessionalsDate:Thursday 25 October 2018 Workshop to consider impact of language on work of European Court's Advocates General DescriptionThe extent to which language and translation may affect the work of Advocates General (AGs) of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will be the focus of a workshop organised by Dr Karen McAuliffe to be held next month in Dublin.Date:Friday 19 October 2018 The prohibition of torture 70 years after the UDHR DescriptionDr Natasa Mavronicola, a Senior Lecturer from the Birmingham Law School, looks at the latest report by the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture and the most significant ways in which the prohibition's realisation is undermined today in this week's Birmingham Brief.Date:Thursday 18 October 2018 The prohibition of torture 70 years after the UDHR DescriptionDr Natasa Mavronicola, a Senior Lecturer from the Birmingham Law School, looks at the latest report by the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture and the most significant ways in which the prohibition's realisation is undermined today in this week's Birmingham Brief.Date:Thursday 18 October 2018 The Dirty Dozen DescriptionRobert Lee contributed to BBC Spotlight's investigation into diesel emissions in Northern Ireland.Date:Thursday 11 October 2018 Judge Forrester (General Court of the European Union) delivers 2018 IEL Annual Lecture DescriptionIan Forrester QC, Judge at the General Court of the European Union, delivered the 2018 Institute of European Law Annual Lecture. His lecture, entitled 'Will there be life after Brexit? European Law in the UK after March 2019'.Date:Monday 8 October 2018 How virtual reality could help train GPs to spot signs of child abuse DescriptionSylvie Delacroix - Birmingham's Professor of Law and Ethics - writes for the Birmingham PerspectiveDate:Friday 5 October 2018 Labour and John McDonnell are right to give workers a stake, says company law professor DescriptionBirmingham Law School's Professor Lorraine Talbot writes for the ConversationDate:Tuesday 25 September 2018 Displaying 1 to 8 of 437 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next