Topic: ISDS reform
ISDS: a shield for the criminal and corrupt?
In the wake of a journalistic exposé of investment treaty arbitration that claims it "helps executives convicted of crime escape punishment", leading international lawyer Geoffrey Robertson QC has acknowledged that international arbitration and crime increasingly collide, posing challenges for arbitrators and practitioners and from a public policy perspective.
14 September 2016
GAR Live lookback: Human rights and environmental obligations
17 February 2016
States sign Mauritius Convention on Transparency
17 March 2015
Kahale calls for overhaul of BIT system
11 April 2014
UNCITRAL launches transparency registry
02 April 2014
States urged to boost citizens' role in investment disputes
06 February 2014
Investment arbitration under fire from think tank
27 November 2012
GAR Live: Does ICSID need an overhaul?
07 November 2012