Prof Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos

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''Good' and 'Poor' Criminal Defence Lawyering From a Legal Cosmopolitan Perspective.' 👇

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Less than 1 % of the world’s population are international refugees, asylum seekers or displaced abroad by humanitarian crises (source: @unhrc.bsky.social and @washingtonpost.com) yet our societies project at them all our anger, bias, and xenophobic feelings.
#refugees #migrants

An inspirational public lecture at Mansfield College tonight, w/ Professor Dame Marina Warner CBE, on the idea of home, and how we can imagine sanctuary today, against backdrop of refugee policies that negate personhood. With @helenmountfield.bsky.social as Chair
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Hugely looking forward to our symposium on AI, modern technologies and criminal justice, starting at 10 am. Keynote by @dukelaw.bsky.social’s Prof Brandon Garrett at 4 pm (UK time). You can still sign up to attend online: www.citystgeorges.ac.uk/news-and-eve...

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Less red tape and lower costs: How the UK-EU political reset can support cancer research progress worldwide - Cancer Research UK - Cancer News We reflect on how the UK and EU could grasp opportunities for scientific cooperation to promote health and wealth across the continent

🎉 Congratulations to Professor @tamarahervey.bsky.social Hervey who supported the new @cancerresearchuk.org Research UK report!

The study examines the impact of Brexit and how the UK-EU reset can enhance cancer research collaboration ⬇️

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The City Law School welcomes its new Head of Department, Academic Programmes | City St George's, University of London Professor Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos joined the School this week from Goldsmiths, University of London, where he held the Inaugural Chair in Law

🎉 We're kicking off our new BlueSky account by welcoming our new Head of Department, Academic Programmes!

⚖️ Prof @dimitriosgian.bsky.social brings his wealth of teaching and research experience to The City Law School, after being the Inaugural Chair in Law at Goldsmiths.

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Looking forward to 📅 Tuesday, 6th May, 09.30-17.00 BST!

⛓️ Register your attendance here: www.citystgeorges.ac.uk/news-and-eve...

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That is very kind. I am greatly looking forward to supporting the Institute’s excellent work, especially at this time of global crisis for the international legal order.

The City Law School welcomes its new Head of Department, Academic Programmes | City St George's, University of London Professor Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos joined the School this week from Goldsmiths, University of London, where he held the Inaugural Chair in Law

🙏 A warm welcome from City Law School EU Law Group & ISEL to the new Head of Department (Academic Programmes) - Prof Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos @dimitriosgian.bsky.social!

🎓 We look forward to our future work and collaboration!

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I believe in the transformative potential of technology. I think that many of the methods, approaches & platforms can contribute to social benefit and prosperity. Scepticism about particular business models & dislike of particular individuals should not tip over into a rejection of this potential.

ECHR criticised and attacked in GB News and the Times again today.

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I am not sure where Hague locates the existence of a “growing interest to rewrite the ECHR”, and trust he understands that the UK cannot do that unilaterally (unless it’s HRA he has in mind).

All this is another illustration of how int’l rule of law is perceived in Trump 2.0 era.

As an illustration of the positive change that Trump will inevitably bring about in the thinking of governments in Britain and Western Europe, more specifically on immigration, Hague points out that there “is growing interest in rewriting the ECHR”. /3

Also from Conservatives today: former leader, and newly appointed Chancellor at @ox.ac.uk, William Hague, explaining via @thetimes.com that “Trump’s effect may be positive”, and that centre-right and centre-left “can learn from him in some respects”. /2

Praise of Trump non-stop on @gbnewsonline.bsky.social tonight, with former Conservatives Chairman (w/ Liz Truss as PM) Sir Jake Berry attacking the #ECHR and Keir Starmer’s human rights credentials for stopping us acting in the same way.

A wonderful conference where contributors @aoifenolan.bsky.social Conor Gearty & Shami Chakrabarti & others discussed the power as well as vulnerabilities of human rights in providing protections at home and internationally

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A v powerful keynote by Baroness Chakrabarti, in the “Human Rights Under Pressure” symposium. Taking her recently published book as point of departure, she presented an enlightened defence of human rights in the face of populism, nationalism, and rise of the right wing.
Admired her pragmatism too

Virtually attending “Human Rights Under Pressure” symposium at Uni of Nottingham. @aoifenolan.bsky.social has spoken very passionately just now about how little attention we still give to poverty as a human right, as scholars and legal systems, and the urgency we need to have in changing course.

#AI #councilofeurope #artificialintelligence #oxford #law #humanrights

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It's hybrid, so you can sign up here and attend virtually: www.law.ox.ac.uk/content/even...

The framework Convention is the first-ever international legally binding treaty in this field. The event will discuss the negotiating process, its main contributions and shortcomings in regulating AI as well as the vision for its potential uptake by states, civil society and technology companies.

I'm greatly looking forward to attending in person the colloquium on "The 2024 Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law: Promises and Shortcomings", at the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights tonight (17.00-18.30)