Judicial independence as the key cornerstone for Syria’s democratic transition: how to address the risk of capture and ensure fair administration of justice, impartiality and accountability
13 Jul 2026 1400 - 1515 BST
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Recognition and enforcement of annulled awards: a comparative approach across jurisdictions and strategic considerations
13 Jul 2026 1500 - 1630 BST
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Towards qualified capital defence in Asia: introduction to the KL Guidelines
15 Jul 2026 1000 - 1115 BST
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Transnational tort litigation: strategy, risk and damages
16 Jul 2026 1500 - 1600 BST
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Asia tax series - session one: navigating global developments in taxation
21 Jul 2026 0100 - 0200 BST
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Part one - Arbitral institutions in MENA & North Africa: fortresses with glass ceilings? Legitimacy, modernisation and capacity building
21 Jul 2026 1400 - 1515 BST
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Publications
Getting to know the ERF - Tine Mišic
Get to know our members of the European Regional Forum with this series throughout 2026. Tine Mišic describes his experience of being European as both something personal and something that is created through shared experiences and cultures.
Released on Jul 08, 2026
The United Nations legacy of international criminal justice: Part 2 of the analysis of the acquitted and released men dying unfree in Niger
This article gives an update on developments with the UN International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals and the four-year long protracted crisis regarding relocation of acquitted and released Rwandan men
Released on Jul 07, 2026
From the Editor – IBA WCC newsletter, July 2026
This edition features articles on international criminal accountability in modern conflict and the future direction of international criminal law. The articles reflect the breadth of issues currently shaping international criminal law and demonstrate the continuing importance of rigorous legal analysis in responding to evolving forms of violence, persecution and impunity.
Released on Jul 07, 2026
Key practical asset recovery guidance drawn from the 3rd Annual Asset Recovery Committee Meeting panels
This article is drawn from a panel discussions at the 3rd Annual Asset Recovery Committee Meeting. When discussing the most common strategic and procedural pitfalls in cross-border asset recovery, rather than revisiting theoretical frameworks, this article focusses on practical experiences drawn from multiple jurisdictions, illustrating how apparently minor tactical decisions can generate significant – and sometimes irreversible – consequences. The discussion, co-moderated and confirmed that in international enforcement, disciplined coordination and strategic consistency are often as critical as substantive legal arguments.
Released on Jul 03, 2026