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The barrister who helped write a definition of ecocide, on whether it can become a crime.
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At University College London, Faculty of Laws, Bentham House.
In 2020 Philippe Sands was asked to co-chair the panel that drafted a legal definition of ecocide, with a view to adding it to the crimes the International Criminal Court can try. He is a practising barrister who has argued environmental cases before international tribunals and also writes the books about Nuremberg and its afterlife. Drinks from 17:15, lecture and questions from 18:30. At the Faculty of Laws.
Thursday 10 December 2026: 18:30 – 19:45
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