Bonavero Network Series Term Card Michaelmas 2019

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Open Society Foundations Awards a General Support Grant

Oxford University has recently been awarded a $200,000 grant by the Open Society Foundations to be used at the discretion of Prof. Kate O’Regan, Director of the Bonavero Institute for...

Professor Miles Jackson Awarded the Antonio Cassese Prize for International Criminal Law Studies

Dr Miles Jackson has been awarded, ex aequo, the Antonio Cassese Prize for International Criminal Law (2015-2016). The Cassese Prize, given biennially, is awarded to the author of the most...

Price Media Law Moot Court Competition International Rounds

The 2015 International Rounds of the Price Media Law Moot Court Competition will take place in Oxford, England on 24-27 March 2015. Teams from countries for which there are no...

Baroness Ruth Deech and Professor Mark Freedland named as Queens Counsel Honoris Causa

The Faculty is delighted that Ruth Deech and Mark Freedland are to be appointed Honorary Queen's Counsel. The award of Queen's Counsel honoris causa is made to lawyers who have made a major...

Dame Elish Angiolini on Desert Island Discs

Kirsty Young's castaway this week on Desert Island Discs is the lawyer Dame Elish Angiolini, Principal of St Hugh's College and a member of the Law Faculty.
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2014 MLF Alumni Event, London

The 2014 annual gathering of alumni in London proved to be a popular event with nearly 60 past and present MLF students joining together to enjoy the hospitality of Hogan...

Oxford proceeds to the semi-finals in the Inaugural Bristol Inter-Varsity Moot

Two fourth-year undergraduates of Jesus College represented the Faculty in the inaugural Bristol University Inter-Varsity Moot. James Bradford and Ollie Capehorn had previously enjoyed national mooting success together as the...

The Lehman insolvency and beyond

Lord Briggs’ lecture, entitled “The Lehman insolvency and beyond”, focused on the ability of common law courts, and particularly the ability of English courts, to respond satisfactorily to systemic financial...

Oxford Faculty of Law Building Connections in East Africa

An international conference, supported by the Oxford Faculty of Law, ‘Women and Poverty: A Human Rights Approach’ begins in Kigali, Rwanda on 28 April 2014.
 
 The conference will be formally opened by the...

Oxford International Lawyers Cited in Parliamentary Briefing Paper on Syria

The work of Oxford's public international lawyers (PIL@Oxford[linkme])  was cited by the House of Commons Briefing Paper circulated to MPs when Parliament was recalled at the end of August 2013...

Border Criminologies Wins OxTALENT 2016 Award

Last night, the 2016 OxTALENT Awards were held at the Oxford Martin School to recognise members of the University who’ve made innovative use of digital technology. The...

OPBP assists ACLU on consultation report 'Privacy Rights in the Digital Age'

The American Civil Liberties Union has released a draft report for consultation, entitled 'Privacy Rights in the Digital Age', which drew on research work done by Oxford Pro Bono Publico...

More than 100 Participants from around the Globe in OxHRH Right to Education Webinar

On 27 January 2015 the Oxford Human Rights Hub, with the support of the Bertha Foundation, presented its first live webinar on the Right to Education.
 
 The webinar was presented by Professor Sandra...

Oxford students finish as semi-finalists at the PAX Moot Competition 2021

We are proud to announce that a team representing Oxford reached the semi-finals of the PAX Moot 2021, a private international law mooting competition which took place on 21–23 April...

Oxford Team emerges Runner-up of the ELSA Human Rights Moot Court Competition

Oxford’s team comprising Ms Claire Gerrand (BA in Jurisprudence, Worcester), Mr Mohamed Ameer Ismail (BCL, Merton), Ms Petra Stojnic (BA in Jurisprudence, Merton) and Mr Rahul Sunil Bajaj (MPhil in...

Project led by Livia Holden awarded funds to improve gender rights in Pakistan

A project led by Livia Holden of the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, has been awarded £48,000 by Oxford's GCR Fund to work in partnership with the Law and Justice...

Job opportunity - Part-time economic researcher - The Effect of Competition Policy on Economic Inequality

IP Diploma Alumni Event

The Faculty of Law hosted its annual Diploma in Intellectual Property Law & Practice Alumni Reception at the Royal Society in London on 6 March 2014. The event, attended by...

Building project notices w/c 28th September 2015

Weekly update for w/c 28th September Window salvage for re-use, applied to Ground Floor window in construction zone and Third Floor window in BLL Library on construction side of...

New report released from MHRA Patient Forum on Biomodifying Technologies

A new report on emerging medical technologies, described as ‘biomodifying technologies’, has been published by Michael Morrison.The report provides an account of a patient forum hosted by...

Report of Visit of Professor Burrows to Yangon, February 2015

1. My programme of work in Yangon(1) TeachingI gave the following:Lecture ( 1 hour) to the first year Yangon Univ law undergrads on Private Law as part of their Intro...

Antonios Tzanakopoulos took part in UN International Conference on Cyprus

This January, Antonios Tzanakopoulos participated in the Greek Delegation taking part in the International Conference on Cyprus, a conference hosted by the UN at its Headquarters in...