London Conference on International Law 2026

The London Conference on International Law 2026 is a biennial event dedicated to examining the state of international law at a time of growing global uncertainty. As international law faces increasing tests, the conference will gather leading judges, practitioners, scholars, and policymakers to provide high-level insights into its role, resilience, and future direction. Participants can expect discussions on the global rule of law, perspectives from the international bench, and the work of international law bodies, including the International Law Commission. The conference will delve into recent developments in international law and assess the effectiveness and limitations of existing legal frameworks in addressing contemporary challenges. Through critical discussions and expert reflections, attendees will evaluate whether current international legal principles are adequate to respond to evolving global pressures or if deeper fault lines have been exposed. With over 600 delegates expected, the event promises unparalleled expertise from the world’s foremost legal thinkers, diplomats, judges, and practitioners. It offers a global perspective and timely discussions on topics at the forefront of international legal development, policy, and enforcement. Participants can attend in person in London or join remotely from anywhere in the world, making it accessible to a wider audience.