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SCILJ Media - Videos and Podcasts

SCILJ offers a collection of videos and podcasts featuring discussions, lectures, and seminars on pressing issues in international law and justice. Explore expert insights and debates on topics ranging from human rights to global governance.

 

LATEST PODCAST:

 

Podcasts

PODCAST | 09 March 2023

Mark Klamberg:

Introduction to research questions in International Law

PODCAST | 30 January 2023

Emilios Christodoulidis:

Political constitutionalism and ‘total market thinking’: the case of labour protection

PODCAST | 18 January 2023

Agata Fijalkowski:

Defence Counsel ‘Maestro’

PODCAST | 31 October 2022

Ralph Wilde:

Who is the government of Myanmar in international law?

PODCAST | 18 October 2022

Elies van Sliedregt and Hevi Dawody Nylén:

Workshop: “The mismatch of international refugee law and international criminal law”

PODCAST | 17 October 2022

Elies van Sliedregt:

Domestic prosecution of international crimes

 

Videos

VIDEO | 26 September 2024

Phoebe Okowa:

International Courts and the Politics of Climate Litigation

VIDEO | 29 August 2024

Anne Orford:

Inaugural Lecture of the 2024 Olof Palme Guest Professor: The Securitization of Climate Change

VIDEO | 17 May 2024

Hilary Charlesworth:
Challenges Facing the International Court of Justice

VIDEO | 07 March 2022

Pål Wrange, Carl Henrik Ehrenkrona and Ove Bring:

Ryssland och aggressionsbrottet: Kan Putin åtalas? (in swedish only)

VIDEO | 18 January 2023

Agata Fijalkowski:

Defence Counsel ‘Maestro’

VIDEO | 07 March 2022

Pål Wrange, Carl Henrik Ehrenkrona and Ove Bring:

Ryssland och aggressionsbrottet: Kan Putin åtalas? (in swedish only)

VIDEO | 01 February 2022

Lennart Aspegren:

The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda

VIDEO | 09-11 September 2021

ESIL 2021:

The 16th Annual Conference of the European Society of International Law

VIDEO | 19 May 2021

Dr. Jeremy Hall:

Assessment of evidence at the International criminal Court: between the subjective nature of standards of proof and the objective methods of reasoning

VIDEO | 19 November 2020

Dr. Solon Solomon:

Mission Impossible? Courts, quasi-judicial bodies and the assessment of civilian mental harm in warfare

VIDEO | 06 October 2020

Andrew Clapham:

Thinking about Armed Groups Legislating for Rights for their Detainees

VIDEO | 10 September 2020

Gloria González Fuster, Marko Milanovic, Jiří Přibáň, Philippa Webb, Anne van Aaken, Gian Luca Burci, Jürgen Kurtz and Federica Paddeu:

Covid-19 and international law: science and disinformation, exceptions and emergencies

Last updated: January 27, 2025

Source: Stockholm Centre for International Law and Justice

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