IBA Global Insight - June/July 2020

Wednesday 10 June 2020
IBA Global Insight

June/July 2020

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Sport plans its comeback

With the first tentative steps to restart elite competition being taken, or considered, Global Insight assesses the wide-ranging implications

The humanitarian health crisis

International conventions should ensure migrant communities vulnerable to Covid-19 are protected, but instead they’re perilously exposed

Rule of law in the time of Covid-19

States across the world have taken drastic action in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. However, there is clear potential for abuse of the situation

A state of emergency for US democracy and rule of law

As the US enters election season in a state of Covid-induced emergency, Global Insight assesses the dangers of President Trump abusing vast emergency powers

Practising law in the ‘new normal’

Global Insight assesses a new era of remote working and the challenges law firms and their clients face adapting to a digital reality

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Comment and analysis

 
Africa braces for Covid-19

The pandemic is yet to hit the continent as hard as many fear it will, but, as African leaders introduce special measures, threats to rule of law and human rights are a clear and present danger

 
Deep tensions in Saudi Royal Family

While Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has the unswerving support of the US administration, his reckless rule has provoked destabilising opposition closer to home

 
Facebook: the new face of ‘stablecoin’?

As a third of the world’s population is currently ‘unbanked’, tech companies race to establish an online payment system that’s fit for purpose

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