The London Conference on International Law 2026
The London Conference on International Law 2026
Date: Thursday 1 – Friday 2 October 2026
Venue: QEII Centre, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, London, SW1P 3EE
The London Conference on International Law is a biennial event dedicated to exploring the latest developments in international law and providing participants with the highest-level insights from leading experts in the field.
The 2024 edition of the conference heard from more than 80 leading international speakers discussing a wide range of topics; and was attended by more than 600 professionals working in the field of international law. Additionally, for the first time the conference was live streamed and made available to view online, with hundreds of remote participants joining us from as far afield as Australia, Canada, Taiwan, Switzerland and South Africa.
If you missed out on participating in the London Conference on International Law 2024, you can now catch up on demand. Every plenary session and panel discussion is now available to watch in the conference video box set – 25 videos in total containing nearly 30 hours of content.
You can now register your interest in participating in the 2026 edition of the conference, be it as a delegate, exhibitor or sponsor. Click the button below and complete the form to register your interest and we will keep you informed of developments in the progress of the conference.
On the 17 October 2024 the UK Supreme Court published the second edition of their Public International Law booklet. The publication takes readers through highlights from the Court’s international cases over the last 15 years. HM Treasury v Ahmed [2010], The United States of America v Nolan [2015], and General Dynamis United Kingdom Ltd v Libya [2021] are just some of the cases featured in the booklet. Download the booklet below.
Organisations participating in this conference:
Who can you expect to network with at the London Conference on International Law 2026?
- Barristers specialising in international law
- International law and policy institutions
- International lawyers in Government
- International humanitarian organisations and NGOs
- UK universities
- International academics and students
- Law firms specialising in international law
- High Commission and diplomatic representatives and officials
- International organisations, inter-government institutions
Convened by:
