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Interview with Professor Paul Lemmens, 7 November 2024
(November 2024) Video interview with Professor Paul Lemmens, former judge in the European Court of Human Rights and current Chair of the Administrative Tribunal of the Council of Europe, focusing on judicial reforms in Ukraine.
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Bingham Lecture 2024 : The Rule of Law in an Age of Populism
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The 2024 Bingham Lecture was given by the Attorney General, the Rt Hon Lord Hermer KC. The lecture was chaired by Baroness Kennedy of The Shaws LT KC, with closing remarks by Bingham Centre Director, Jan van Zyl Smit. The lecture, "The Rule of Law in An Age of Populism", was Lord Hermer's first full-length speech since his appointment as Attorney General in July 2024. Lord Hermer discussed the ...
Launch of the Final Report of the Independent Commission on UK Public Health Emergency Powers
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This event marked the launch of the Final Report of the Independent Commission on UK Public Health Emergency Powers. The Commission is chaired by the Rt. Hon. Sir Jack Beatson FBA and supported by the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law. It has reviewed the UK's public health legislative framework and institutional arrangements, alongside Government decision-making during the Covid-19 pandemic, ...
Constitutional Reform in the UK: A Conference on the Brown Commission Report (Part Two) P3
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Panel Three: "Institutional Modes of Protection and Fulfilment of Social Rights" The Brown Commission report recommends that there should be "new, constitutionally protected social rights" that "reflect the current shared understanding of the minimum standards and public services that a British citizen should be guaranteed". In particular, the report proposes four new social rights in the areas...
Constitutional Reform in the UK: A Conference on the Brown Commission Report (Part Two) P3
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Panel Three: "Institutional Modes of Protection and Fulfilment of Social Rights" The Brown Commission report recommends that there should be "new, constitutionally protected social rights" that "reflect the current shared understanding of the minimum standards and public services that a British citizen should be guaranteed". In particular, the report proposes four new social rights in the areas...
Constitutional Reform in the UK: A Conference on the Brown Commission Report (Part Two) Close
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Closing Remarks
Constitutional Reform in the UK: A Conference on the Brown Commission Report (Part Two) P2
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Panel Two: "Decentralisation and Localism in the UK" The Brown Commission report sets out plans to "spread power and authority across the country and to the towns, cities and regions of England". The report discusses various components of devolution in England and emphasises the need for partnerships between local, regional and national participants. It also notes the need to put in place arran...
The Protection of Human Rights in Europe, Africa and the Americas - Panel 2
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In the aftermath of the horrors of World War Two and the Holocaust, States across the world made a fundamental decision to be governed by an international Rule of Law, in which all States would be obliged to ensure respect for universal rights to which all human beings are entitled based on our common humanity. Landmark achievements, including the establishment of the United Nations and the UN ...
The Protection of Human Rights in Europe, Africa and the Americas - Panel 3 and Closing Remarks
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In the aftermath of the horrors of World War Two and the Holocaust, States across the world made a fundamental decision to be governed by an international Rule of Law, in which all States would be obliged to ensure respect for universal rights to which all human beings are entitled based on our common humanity. Landmark achievements, including the establishment of the United Nations and the UN ...
The Protection of Human Rights in Europe, Africa and the Americas - Panel 1
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In the aftermath of the horrors of World War Two and the Holocaust, States across the world made a fundamental decision to be governed by an international Rule of Law, in which all States would be obliged to ensure respect for universal rights to which all human beings are entitled based on our common humanity. Landmark achievements, including the establishment of the United Nations and the UN ...
The Protection of Human Rights in Europe, Africa and the Americas - Welcome and Opening Remarks
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In the aftermath of the horrors of World War Two and the Holocaust, States across the world made a fundamental decision to be governed by an international Rule of Law, in which all States would be obliged to ensure respect for universal rights to which all human beings are entitled based on our common humanity. Landmark achievements, including the establishment of the United Nations and the UN ...
The Importance of the International Rule of Law
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Labour's Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs discussed how a future Labour government would seek to restore Britain's global influence and reputation by putting the rule of law at the heart of its foreign policy.
Judicial reform in Albania and Ukraine: A comparative analysis
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Ola Ugwu (Head of Public and Youth Engagement Programme at the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law) and Dr. Giulia Gentile (Fellow in Law at the London School of Economics (LSE) Law School), interviewed Professor Sergii Koziakov, associate professor of private international law at the Institute of International Relations, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv regarding his experience as C...
Housing Rights Podcast
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Joining us for this podcast are Liz Davies KC (Garden Court Chambers) and Morayo Fagborun Bennett (Gatehouse Chambers), both of whom are barristers with great expertise in housing law. Several aspects of the Rule of Law are at stake in the area of housing rights. Stability and clarity of the law are important when dealing with something as integral to day to day life as housing. There is also a...
The Rule of Law and the Future of Democracy Event 9 December 2021 No Q&A
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On 9 December at 6.00pm, the British Academy and the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law will co-host a livestreamed discussion on The Rule of Law and the Future of Democracy. The event has been prompted by Sir Jack Beatson's analysis in his 2021 book, Key Ideas in Law: The Rule of Law and the Separation of Powers (Hart/Bloomsbury). Recent events, ranging from the Brexit referendum to the approa...
The Rule of Law in the Technological Age
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The Rule of Law in the Technological Age
Safeguarding London’s Standing in International Dispute Resolution: RoL Law & Judicial Independence
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Safeguarding London’s Standing in International Dispute Resolution: RoL Law & Judicial Independence
Prosecuting in the public interest: Independence without isolation
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Prosecuting in the public interest: Independence without isolation
The Rule of Law Online: Who Targets Me and What Does It Mean For My Rights?
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The Rule of Law Online: Who Targets Me and What Does It Mean For My Rights?
Dr Ronan Cormacain appearing before the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
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Dr Ronan Cormacain appearing before the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
Rule of Law: Five Years of Public Legal Education
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Rule of Law: Five Years of Public Legal Education
Rule of Law - Video for Chief Executives
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Rule of Law - Video for Chief Executives
Lord Justice Rabinder Singh, Judge of the Court of Appeal of England and Wales
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Lord Justice Rabinder Singh, Judge of the Court of Appeal of England and Wales
Snapshot of Anthony Wenton's Liverpool conference
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Snapshot of Anthony Wenton's Liverpool conference
Foreign Affairs Committee 19 06 18 15 54 24 1
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Foreign Affairs Committee 19 06 18 15 54 24 1
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Fairness and justice and the rule of law - with no mention of Gaza or Israel's total disregard for law and human rights. Russia, Russia, Russia and kyyyyyyyiiiiv. No-one needs Parliament to give them rights. We were born with them.
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Clinton did it, obama did it... Total lie cambridge analytica was the first example. You know your lying aswell
Silicon valley has stricter views in free speech...it likes a free market style. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Ive heard it all now... But i suppose with your left wing authoritarian regulate everything style im sure the internet has felt extremely free. Well western societies are well and truly waking up to your give us your freedom and well make you safer scam.
Here we go....using so called racism/bullying to remove voices that challenge the system. Bingham centre 👀👀
would have been good to hear the q n a
Interestingly, this speech is almost verbatim what he's told American audiences over the past few days.
A truly informative speech, by a remarkably articulate man. The UK can be proud to have a Speaker of this stature, I know lots of people abroad (including me) would enjoy having a man or woman in the Chair of their respective parliaments this willing to defend the legislative branch against the executive's potential abuses of power.
What Bercow will always be remembered for is keeping good order and ensuring honourable and right honourable gentlemen, frontbench and backbench, are heard. They must be heard. Why do some Conservative ministers have a problem with that?
What Speaker Bercow will always be remembered for is his narcissism and possibly being the nemesis of a civil war.
Came for the speech, stayed for the Monty Python reference
What has Parliament ever done for us?
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I love you mr speaker! No one is above the law!
Unfortunately, Mr Speaker does not agree with you. He thinks he is above the law of Treason.
The first 42 minutes should be cut away from it.
You are right, they are not very informative.
@@TheWpelt I strongly disagree, I found the first 42 minutes very cerebral and informative.
@@GhostTrainPhoto You are right after all. Silence is supreme wisdom. Any Zen master will tell me.
1:28:17 - 1:29:17 Treason. Parliament has no constitutional power to be a backseat driver of Government. The only constitutional means for Parliament to thwart the democratic will of the people to leave the EU is to repeal the EU Withdrawal Act 2017 or pass a vote of No Confidence to either change the Government or trigger an election. Mr Speaker Bercow's reference to "procedural creativity" is an admission that he has already usurped the constitution to stop Brexit and will do so again. The clear duty of Her Majesty's Government is to ask Her Majesty to sign a warrant to arrest Speaker Bercow for Treason and summon the Chiefs of Staff to execute that warrant.
You are an idiot. Read what Dicey or Lord Bingham said about Parliamentary democracy. Only Parliament is sovereign and only Parliament alone can do or undo the laws of the land. Withdrawal Act does not specify the exit date, therefore your argument is null.
A nice demonstration of why we do need a codified constitution, thanks. Otherwise ignorant people shout "treason" at parliament doing its job to hold the unelected executive to account. We live under parliamentary democracy where parliament, not the monarch nor the executive, is sovereign.
@@brittanydawn2633 - "Unelected executive". I have someone calling me ignorant who doesn't think our Government was elected and someone else calling me an idiot who doesn't understand what "2 years" means. Remoaners (as distinct from those who voted Remain but accept the outcome of a democratic vote) live in a parallel universe where their egos transcend all. Only Black Rod placing Speaker Bercow under arrest for Treason will bring them back to reality.
@@GraemetheGuiriLordHaHa oh and when was Boris Johnson elected specifically as a member of our executive by the electorate? He wasn't. That's why parliament is sovereign and not the executive. So you calling treason is utter nonsense. I won't bother to reply to your name calling drivel. I have better things to do with my time. Enjoy the rest of your day.
@@GraemetheGuiriLordHaHa We don't elect our government. We elect representatives (not delegates) to parliament, and then a government is formed. You might currently feel that the government should be able to do it's own thing without the interference of Parliament (even to the point of the Government being able to disobey the law), but that's simply because you happen to agree with the government at the moment. Beware of supporting such a shift in power, because it really does open the door to autocracy.