Still time to register! Join us from 22 Sep for our online course (2 hrs per week for 5 weeks) that covers #UNESCO Culture Conventions and discusses current challenges regarding #culturalheritage - more info 👇

The ICLQ is deeply saddened to hear of the death of a great friend and our former General Editor (1998-2007), Professor Alan Boyle. His wit and wisdom will be greatly missed in the academic community, but the legacy of his contribution to international law will live on.

Checking out this blog post by @alina_hh discussing some of the findings of the #ClimateChange and #CulturalHeritage research she & Kristin Hausler BIICL recently published!

To commemorate Professor Alan Boyle's significant contribution to International and Comparative Law Quarterly over the last four decades as General Editor and author, Cambridge University Press - Academic has gathered his articles in an open access collection, 'Remembering Alan Boyle': cambridge.org/core/journals/…

We are in week 2 of our BIICL #culturalheritage course - what a wonderful group of participants (and, of course, trainers!), bringing up such interesting questions! Always a pleasure to convene.

Join our Webinar | 13 Nov Intangible Cultural Heritage & Climate Change in the Pacific Region | Konrad Adenauer Stiftung and BIICL Speakers Kristin Hausler and @alina_hh will discuss the protection of intangible cultural heritage in the region. buff.ly/46V4rCl

#PACE Committee on #Culture, which I chair, held a hearing on my resolution Countering the erasure of cultural identity in war and peace. Special thanks to Kristin Hausler for joining our work!🤝 The document will address not only the destruction of material cultural heritage by

coming Up 21 May: From Spoliated Art Restitution to Colonial Loot Repatriation: Lessons Learnt and Ways Forward. Find out more and book your place. buff.ly/4aFGErU #culturalheritage #lootedheritage

For years, I've been studying Whistler's 'Portrait of Lady Eden', the centre of an important lawsuit in Paris in the 1890s. Due to legal restrictions, it's never been revealed in public... until this week! Thanks The Hunterian for unshackling it. And Elena Cooper CREATe.

So many interesting conversations around past and ongoing return processes! Many thanks for having given me the opportunity to participate CREATe Institute of Art & Law Alexander Herman The Hunterian University of Glasgow.

Nuremberg Forum 2024 – registration is now open "For Every Child: Protecting Children’s Rights in Armed Conflict" Join us from 10 – 12 October 2024 for the #AnnualConference @ Courtroom 600 Register here: bit.ly/4bX2KY9 #NueForum

We are having a great panel on #restitution of #culturalheritage next Tuesday 21 MAY. You can register to attend online and it is also free to attend in person. Our experts will discuss the latest developments in the field and respond to your questions!

This week, BIICL colleague, @Kristin Hausler participated in the UNESCO conference on 'Cultural Heritage and Peace: Building on 70 years of The Hague Convention'. Her panel focused on criminal accountability for attacks against #culturalheritage

BIICL participates in UNESCO International Conference on #culturalheritage: biicl.org/newsitems/1651…

Catch up on our latest discussion on the return of @culturalheritage with Robert Peters, @ecampfens1, Njabulo Chipangura, Till Vere-Hodge, Isabel von Klitzing and Pierre Valentin who chaired the panel: youtube.com/watch?v=y-UNWy…

Open session of the new International Law Association (ILA) committee on cultural heritage and armed conflict currently underway in Athens, with James Nafziger, Andrzej Jakubowski, Kristin Hausler, Nout van Woudenberg, Roger O’Keefe, and @ecampfens1.

In the final panel of the #NueForum 2024, Dr Angar Verma, Prof. Diane Marie Amann, Kristin Hausler, Kaari Betty Murungi & Leila Zerrougui detailed the collaborative efforts required at domestic, regional & international levels to strengthen & protect future generations of

La nouvelle édition du Forum PBC, consacrée au thème captivant « La protection des biens culturels au niveau global : 70 ans de la Convention de La Haye de 1954 », est là ! Elle peut être téléchargée dès à présent sur le site Internet sous « Publications sur la protection des