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We need a new human right – to protect our freedom to live without threat from the skies

By Andrea Shieber | 18 October 2018

In little more than 100 years, humans have radically transformed the sky: chemically, territorially and militarily. In this increasingly contested space, technological developments are accelerating … Read more

Trident and the Law: Will the Prime Minister and Defence Secretary be Prosecuted for Conspiracy to Commit a War Crime?

By Andrea Shieber | 30 November 2017

Kent Law School Professor Nick Grief delivered the first lecture of this academic year’s ‘CeCIL in Canterbury’ series with a fascinating talk on ‘Trident and … Read more

CeCIL lecture by Professor Nick Grief on representing Marshall Islands case before International Court of Justice

By Andrea Shieber | 10 March 2017

A report by Eric Loefflad on a public lecture hosted by the Kent Centre for Critical International Law (CeCIL) in Canterbury Kent Law School Professor … Read more

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