ESG Spring Conference - The sustainability challenge in law & business: education, amplification, and collaboration

28 Mar 2024 08:15
17:00

The ESG Spring Conference is hosted by the CIBC Office of Sustainable Finance under the auspices of McGill’s Sustainable Growth Initiative (SGI) and McGill Business Law Platform. 

Slavery and the Law Speaker Series - Professor Michelle McKinley (University of Oregon Law School)

28 Mar 2024 17:45
19:15

Join us for the third and final installment of the Slavery and the Law Speaker Series with Prof. Michelle McKinley (University of Oregon Law School), organized by the Labour Law and Development Research Laboratory (LLDRL) and ‘Eating Popcorn Like a Lawyer’ as part of the 2024 Slavery and the Law course. Together with Prof.

Worshop series | Decolonizing Comparative Law? Resisting the Colonial Legacies of the Discipline - A theoretical framework for decolonial comparative law. 

5 Apr 2024 10:30

The Wainwright Chair in Civil Law and the Paul-André Crépeau Centre for Private and Comparative Law are pleased to invite you to a workshop series on the following theme: Decolonizing Comparative Law? Resisting the Colonial Legacies of the Discipline, which will take place on zoom, this spring and into next year.

(Free)lance content and GenerativeAI: The persisting plight of freelance authors across the creative industries

9 Apr 2024 13:00
14:00

Zoom Registration: https://mcgill.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEqcOyppzguHd3ddDeKt5Ylo5x5BS9dDBLq 

The Annual Proulx Roundtable 2024 | Prison Abolition in Canada: Abolitionist Lawyering, Activism, and Intimacies

10 Apr 2024 17:30
19:15

There are currently more than 32,000 people in Canadian prisons—institutions firmly entrenched in law, politics, and the national imagination.

Safe Third Country Practices as a Tool for Containment of Human Mobility

11 Apr 2024 12:30
14:00

The “safe third country” concept emerged in the global asylum governance scene in the late 1980s as an effort to prevent secondary movement of refugees, after they flee persecution and find safety at the closest instance possible. Despite being promoted as a responsibility-sharing tool by its proponents, in reality, safe third country practices aggravate the rights violations that refugees face and obstruct their access to asylum.

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