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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the question of accountability (Part 1)

January 17, 2023 Undergraduate Laws Blog

This post has been contributed by Professor Urfan Khaliq, Module Convenor for International Protection of Human Rights.

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From Russia, with love for the LLB

February 5, 2013 Undergraduate Laws Blog

Konstantin (left) is a current LLB student, juggling his studies whilst working full time as a lawyer for a Russian oil company. He recently took

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