International Law Research Group, Brunel

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International Law Research Group aims to advance knowledge and research in the field of Public International Law.

Its expertise ranges from international humanitarian law and international criminal law to human rights, international courts, migration and health law.

They aim to provide a setting for debate and research in international law, from human rights law to refugee law, the laws of war, international criminal law and dispute resolution, drawing on the research interests of all the public international law School of Law members.

Their research initiatives and activities will centre around current developments and debates in international law, and specifically international human rights law and the intersection between human rights violations, humanitarian law and the effectiveness of international courts and tribunals.

The group looks at current events surrounding issues of peace, security and justice and investigate the application of international humanitarian law and how international tribunals deal with international humanitarian law violations, including the International Criminal Court.

The group seeks to be a part of solutions to current international problems and with members' combined research expertise it aims to develop and establish links with the wider international academic community.

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Brunel University, Uxbridge and London
Uxbridge