Attend a full-day conference exploring contemporary developments in human rights law, featuring leading legal experts and specialists in the field. The event brings together practitioners and those with wider interests in human rights to examine pressing current issues and emerging challenges shaping the landscape today.
Key themes include:
- Human rights and artificial intelligence
- Immigration, commercial and regulatory law
- Climate change and environmental decision-making
- Freedom of expression and protest rights
- Data, technology and national security
- Recent trends in domestic and international jurisprudence
Lady Justice Lieven will deliver the keynote address, while Professor Alison Young from the Law Commission will address the intersection of human rights and AI. The conference takes place on Thursday 26 November 2026 at The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, Crown Office Row, London.
This marks the first anniversary of The Law and Practice of Human Rights, written by Landmark barristers and edited by David Blundell KC, Miranda Butler and Alistair Mills. Complimentary places are available for representatives from local authorities, charities and NGOs; contact [email protected] for enquiries.
