The foremost membership organisation for international legal practitioners, bar associations and law societies, the IBA was born out of the conviction that it could contribute to global stability and peace through the promotion and protection of the rule of law. Read more
The implications of America’s use of military action for its neighbours and the international order, following the capture of Venezuelan President Maduro.
What is needed for countries to take a leading role in shaping the future?
The US and the EU may have changed their approach to sustainability regulation, but there’s still momentum for companies to do more to consider people and the planet.
China has made a landmark pledge to reduce its economy-wide net greenhouse gas emissions by seven to ten per cent by 2035.
The UK government has proposed legislation to close loopholes in political finance rules and prevent the influx of dirty money and undue foreign influence.
Lord Hermer on justice reform and the rule of law
Shifting the boundaries of ethical conduct and presidential norms
An interview with Ugandan LGBTQ+ advocate Frank Mugisha.
Interview: Human rights barrister and tech policy expert Susie Alegre
The IBA’s Human Rights Institute works to promote and protect human rights and the independence of the legal profession.
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