Asia tax series - session one: navigating global developments in taxation
21 Jul 2026 0100 - 0200 BST
Webinar
Part one - Arbitral institutions in MENA & North Africa: fortresses with glass ceilings? Legitimacy, modernisation and capacity building
21 Jul 2026 1400 - 1515 BST
Webinar
Asia tax series - session two: recent developments in tax treaty law and practice across the Asia Pacific region
22 Jul 2026 1100 - 1200 BST
Webinar
IBA Law Firm Management Committee Academy for Leaders
27 Jul - 30 Jul 2026
London , England
IBA Rule of Law Forum on enforcement or erasure: non-refoulement
30 Jul 2026 0100 - 0200 BST
Webinar
Recent trends and enforcement priorities in Latin American competition law: insights from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico
04 Aug 2026 1500 - 1600 BST
Webinar
Publications
The blindfold of justice in the fog of war: genocide, military necessity and the limits of armed force under international law
The article explores the boundary between lawful military actions and acts of genocide under international law, referencing the International Court of Justice case South Africa v Israel. It contends that international humanitarian law, international human rights law and international criminal law are three separate yet interconnected frameworks – actions lawful under one might still lead to liability under another – with genocide serving as the clearest example. The main argument is that military necessity is a legitimate but limited doctrine, insufficient to justify acts committed with dolus specialis; the crucial factor distinguishing lawful warfare from genocide is proven intent, not the outcomes of military operations.
Released on Jul 13, 2026
Human rights and nuclear legacy in the Marshall Islands webinar - summary
The IBA Human Rights Law Committee hosted a webinar on ‘Human rights and nuclear legacy in the Marshall Islands’ on 1st July 2026, which was co-presented by the IBA Rule of Law Forum, the IBA Environment, Health and Safety Law Committee, and the IBA Human Rights Institute.
Released on Jul 12, 2026
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