Panel 2: Is the Architecture of International Justice under threat?
About this episode
This episode features a panel discussion on the threats to the architecture of international justice.
The Sixth Annual Wolfson Sir David Williams Law Society Event was held on 7 March 2026. This Wolfson College Cambridge event featured two insightful panel discussions with distinguished law professionals; an afternoon tea and a formal dinner to conclude the day. The event was primarily aimed at Wolfson Law and Criminology alumni, current students, and individuals working in the legal field. Panel One: Environmental Regulation in the Era of Climate Change Chair: Tugba Basaran (Wolfson College) Speakers: Prof Surabhi Ranganathan (Lauterpacht Centre for International Law), Prof Avidan Kent (University of East Anglia), Róisín Finnegan (Barrister, Six Pump Court) Panel Two: Is the Architecture of International Justice under threat? Chair: Thomas Grant (Wolfson College) Speakers: Prof Nicola Padfield (Emeritus Professor of Criminal and Penal Justice; Former Director, Cambridge Centre for Criminal Justice), Isuru Devendra (Barrister, 36 Stone), Marie-Anne Coninsx (first EU Ambassador to the Arctic 2017-2019) For more information see: https://www.wolfson.cam.ac.uk/about/events/sixth-annual-wolfson-sir-david-williams-law-society-event
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