'BUL Emerging Law Voices': The Brunel University London School of Law podcast

Dr Solon Solomon interviews Dr Jinu Carvajalino (Royal Holloway, University of London) on the transitional justice process regarding the conflict in Colombia and the role of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights as well as of domestic courts in healing the wounds of the past.

Dr Solon Solomon in an in-depth discussion with Dr Agnes Rydberg on climate change and the role of law as well as on her latest book on States and their international obligations.

In this BUL Emerging Law Voices episode, American lawyer and former US Army Officer, Michelle Hughes, speaks to Dr Solon Solomon on military targeting operations, Afghanistan, human rights and the aftermath of warfare.

R&B singer and vocal coach Kelly Erez speaks to Dr Solon Solomon on the blend between music and law and how it is to sing and teach a genre like R&B historically associated with the plights of the Caribbean people.

Dr Riccardo Vecellio Segate from the Alan Turing Institute speaks to Dr Solon Solomon (Brunel University London) on the prospects and limits of artificial intelligence and the role law should have.

Dr Solon Solomon hosts Associate Professor Ruvi Ziegler from the University of Reading on David Cameron's return to the Foreign Office, refugee agreements and the concept of reasonableness in common law

Dr Solon Solomon hosts at Brunel University London Professor Gerry Simpson from the London School of Economics in an interview about international law's sentimental side, war crimes, Australia and teaching law in different continents.

Michelle Coleman (Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law, Swansea University) speaks to Solon Solomon (BUL School of Law, Brunel University London) on the US, the International Criminal Court and the right to fair trial.

Dr Solon Solomon interviews Dr Ioanna Pervou on Greece, international law and the Eastern Mediterranean as well as on her latest book and professional plans.

Dr Solon Solomon from Brunel University London's School of Law interviews Dr Ewelina Ochab from the International Bar Association on her work about the crime of genocide inside and outside the UK Houses of Parliament.

Dr Solon Solomon in an interview with Haroon Siddique, The Guardian's legal correspondent, on how in post-Brexit Britain, the independence of the courts can be affected, the role between the government and the courts as well as on his job as legal correspondent and the common story-telling features of law and journalism.

David Simmonds, Member of Parliament for Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner, comes to the BUL campus and to the BUL Emerging Law Voices series in order to speak with Dr Solon Solomon on Boris Johnson, the UK migration policy and plans for West London.

In this episode, the BUL Emerging Law Voices series travels to Copenhagen and is hosted by the University of Copenhagen. Dr Solon Solomon (Brunel University London) in an interesting discussion with Shai Dothan on legal books, international courts and differences and similarities of the academic world in Israel, the United States and Europe

In an interview to Dr Solon Solomon (Brunel University London), Daria Efimova from City University London talks on her current research and unveils her thoughts on international arbitration and how alternative dispute resolution mechanisms are found to be appealing in different countries like Russia and the United Kingdom.

Dr Solon Solomon (Brunel University London) in discussion with Chanaka Wickremasinghe, the UK Legal Advisor to the United Nations, about the UN and its organs as well as the way international law is produced in the organization's corridors and the priorities when it comes to the United Kingdom.

Dr Solon Solomon (Brunel University London) in discussion with Chanaka Wickremasinghe, the UK Legal Advisor to the United Nations, about the UN and its organs as well as the way international law is produced in the organization's corridors and the priorities when it comes to the United Kingdom.

Dr Solon Solomon (Brunel University London) in a discussion with Robert Volterra, founder and partner of the Volterra Fietta law firm, on international courts, the law of evidence and the nexus between academia and practice.

Dr Solon Solomon (Brunel University London) in a discussion with Douglas Wilson OBE, the Director-General of the UK Attorney-General's Office and former Legal Advisor in the Foreign Office, on the role of civil servants, Brexit, the UK constitution, the war in Ukraine, the UN and the International Criminal Court.

Dr Solon Solomon, co-Director of the BUL International Law Group, in an interesting discussion with Iris Anastasiadou, BIICL Researcher of Public International Law & Migration on the global and transnational facets of international law as well as the international legal challenges and opportunities presented by cyber activities and artificial intelligence.

Dr Solon Solomon hosts Dr Tal Mimran, Research Director of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Federmann Cybersecurity Center, for a talk on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and modern challenges and opportunities for international law.

In the latest episode of the BUL 'Emerging International Law Voices' series, Dr Solon Solomon discusses on the practical aspects of international law with Dr Lucia Brieskova from the Guernica 37 Chambers

Dr Haim Abraham, Lecturer in the UCL Faculty of Laws, talks about equality, justice, war, Canada and grants with Dr Solon Solomon, Lecturer in the BUL School of Law and co-Director of the BUL International Law Group.

Dr Solon Solomon speaks with Evangelia Vasalou, PhD Candidate at the University of Paris, Pantheon-Assas and Researcher at the Rene Cassin Foundation, about her career, the practical facets of international law, the European Court of Human Rights and her research on interim measures

Dr Solon Solomon, co-Director of the BUL International Law Group, hosts at Brunel University London and at the BUL School of Law, Franka Pues from King's College London 

Dr Solon Solomon, co-Director of the BUL International Law Group, welcomes Sarah Zarmsky (University of Essex) at Brunel University London and the BUL School of Law campus, for a discussion on international law's relationship with psychology and linguistics as well as on digital evidence and the challenges before international courts.