Law News

Newcastle Law colleague speaks at upcoming Brexit conference

Dr Sylvia de Mars will join Lord David Blunkett and Baroness Gisela Stuart at a forthcoming Brexit conference, a decade on from the referendum.

Ocean Harmonies International Interdisciplinary Research Project funded by the British Academy

Newcastle University Professor Gina Heathcote joins Lloyd Pigram, University of Notre Dame Australia, to commence a two-year period of work that examines the role of Indigenous Peoples in the Agreement under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea on Marine Biodiversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ).

Professor Bryan Clark wins 2024 National Mediation Awards.

Bryan won the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Academic Researcher of the Year Award at a prize ceremony at the House of Commons on Thursday 12 December 2024.

UK Academics engage with the Prime Minister of Fiji’s vision of the ‘Pacific as an Ocean of Peace’

Professor Sue Farran recently spent a week in Suva the capital of Fiji, at the invitation of the British High Commission, to engage with diverse representative groups to hear their views and understanding around the Prime Minister of Fiji’s concept of the Pacific as an Ocean of Peace

Third International Lex Erudites Mediation Competition in collaboration with Newcastle Law School

Newcastle Law School is delighted to support Lex Erudites in their 3rd annual online mediation competition bringing together teams from India, the UK and across the world.

Celebrating 100 years of Law at Newcastle

Michael Brown helps unveil the Law School's Wall of Poetry

Book launch: Feminist Theory and International Law: Posthuman Perspectives, Dr Emily Jones

A recording of Dr Emily Jones' launch for her new book Feminist Theory and International Law: Posthuman Perspectives