Achievements and challenges of the ICJ

28 February 2022

His Excellency Judge al-Khasawneh, Jordan’s former Prime Minister and former Vice-President of the International Court of Justice, joined Garden Court North’s associate member, and UN Special Rapporteur on Iran, Professor Javaid Rehman of Brunel University London, to discuss the achievements and challenges of the ICJ.

The event was organised by The Brunel University London International Law Group.

Find out more about International Law Research at Brunel University.

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Garden Court North’s Mira Hammad and Rosalind Burgin are among counsel representing Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori. Credit: Pete Speller / Shutterstock.

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Date set for Home Secretary’s challenge to High Court ruling that proscription of Palestine Action was unlawful

Academic Associate Member Professor Javaid Rehman begins pupillage

Covid-19 Inquiry’s Module 3 report: NHS was “on the brink of collapse” during the pandemic

Failure to provide James Stow with a one-to-one mental health nurse “possibly contributed” to his death, inquest jury finds