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NEW BLOG ALERT🚨 read my blog post published today in the Leuven Transitional Justice Blog discussing Biden’s apology to Native American communities.

New publication in Asian Journal of Legal Education titled "Are we Heading Towards a Changed Order of International Legal System? A Post COVID 19 Approach". (A pre-print version is available here:

Lovely evening yesterday at the @qubschooloflaw prize giving ceremony 🏆 I was honoured to be recognised with The Head of School Contribution Prize for my role as the Chair of the steering committee for @qublawsrn ✨

Host @NiharikaSalar & PhD candidate @katpittalis discuss the challenges of buying concert tickets at face value in the digital age. Talking about ticketing bots, dynamic pricing, and the broader impacts on fans and the music industry. #Oasis #TaylorSwift

🎉 Congratulations to Niharika Salar, who was awarded the Head of School Contribution Prize 2024. Accepting the prize, Niharika said: "Serving as the PGR representative on the Law School Research Committee was a professionally enriching experience. It allowed me to better understand and advocate for my PhD colleagues' concerns while also gaining insight into the internal workings of the law school and the research committee's operations. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity." Congratulations on your much-deserved success and recognition, Niharika.

🎉 Congratulations to Lydia Millar, who was awarded the Head of School Contribution Prize 2024. Accepting the prize, Lydia had these words: "I've nearly completed the first year of my PhD at the School of Law. I have had the pleasure of being the Postgraduate Research Student Representative and have enjoyed contributing to the School's Doctoral Studies Committee and Postgraduate Student Voice Committee. Alongside my studies, I have enjoyed working on a new clinical law project run by the Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) and the School of Law. As part of this, a small team of postgraduate students have been using open source information as evidence in documenting international law violations. Our work is currently being used in GLAN's court case against the UK over weapons exports to Israel. I also enjoy attending the School of Law's seminar series on a Friday afternoon and hearing about the fascinating research being produced by members of staff and fellow PhD students." Congratulations on your much-deserved success and recognition, Lydia.