Critical Reflections on the 15th Annual Cambridge International Law Conference
Brief Consideration of the 15th Annual Cambridge International Law Conference In March, we marked the International Day of Women Judges, reaffirming the importance of inclusivity and representation in judicial systems worldwide. This week, through our virtual participation in the 15th Annual Cambridge International Law Conference (23–24 April 2026), we continued that spirit of engagement with pressing global legal debates. The conference brought together distinguished voices such as Judge Ioannis Ktistakis of the European Court of Human Rights, Professor Costas Douzinas of Birkbeck, and Judge Beti Hohler of the International Criminal Court, each addressing the evolving boundaries of human rights, states of exception, and accountability for international crimes. Across panels, we explored critical themes: the reimagining of rights, intellectual development of international law, technology and inequality, environmental governance in crisis, humanitarian protection in armed confli...
