IBA Global Insight - December/January 2020

IBA Global Insight

December / January 2020

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Present at the destruction

Three years into Donald Trump’s presidency, Global Insight assesses the damage of America’s retreat from the cooperative, rules-based world order

Time for an International Court for the Environment

As the climate crisis deepens, Global Insight highlights the pressing need for international law to stand up for the planet

Global Leaders – David Miliband

The 2019 Stockholm Human Rights Award winner discusses migration, the climate crisis and the need for passion in confronting populism

The fight against corruption: Europe’s black hole

Global Insight makes the case for greater cooperation, disclosure and global standards in the fight against corruption

Hong Kong stands up for the rule of law

Dr Margaret Ng and Martin Lee SC JP highlight the importance of defending freedom, democracy and the rule of law

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Comment and analysis

 
Digital surveillance’s threat to human rights

The landscape for potential human rights abuses by digital surveillance is changing as the methods used grow ever more powerful. Global Insight considers this evolution and the need for regulatory frameworks to adapt.

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LEGAL AND BUSINESS NEWS

LEGAL AND BUSINESS NEWS

HUMAN RIGHTS NEWS

HUMAN RIGHTS NEWS

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