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Lessons from the First Court Challenge to a Sanctions Listing under the UK’s Post-Brexit Framework

Corruption and gross human rights violations impose various burdens on countries. The effects of such actions disproportionately impact u...

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The Role of Public Interest Litigation in Guaranteeing Oversight in Sovereign Debt Contraction

It is not in dispute that many African countries are facing a sovereign debt crisis. While debt financing is crucial for development, if...

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Fiscal Stabilization Clauses and Their Impact on the Implementation of Pillar 2

The international tax landscape is in flux. Under the proposed Pillar 2 rules created by the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework (IF) group of...

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Global Magnitsky Sanctions: Case Studies on the Earliest Corruption Designations

Exploring the consequences of corruption-related sanctions under the U.S. Global Magnitsky Program (Glo Mag), eighteen case studies...

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Magnitsky Sanctions: Tackling foreign corrupt practices and human rights abuses through sanctions

The International Lawyers Project, in partnership with the largest federation of national anti-corruption non-government organisations in...

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Equipping Civil Society To Combat Corruption using Targeted Sanctions

The International Lawyers Project (ILP), in partnership with the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) Coalition,...

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A Journey of 20: An Empirical Study of the Impact of Magnitsky Corruption Sanctions

The International Lawyers Project (ILP), in partnership with Anton Moiseienko from the Australian National University, conducted an...

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World Environment Day: Celebrating Environmental Pro Bono Work

To commemorate World Environment Day on 05 June 2023, the London office of Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) held a panel discussion relating...