International Bar Association: Global Insight podcast

Populist politicians in France and the Netherlands are calling for their countries to leave the EU, but there are major barriers to exit. #country

President Trump's controversial use of executive orders goes too far, says former Deputy Assistant US Attorney General, John Yoo. #country

Assessing the Turkish Government’s response to the failed coup of July 2016 and the serious consequences for the rule of law and #humanrights.

Following the UK's Brexit vote and the US Presidential election, Mary Robinson considers populism and the links with climate justice and #humanrights.

The lead prosecutor investigating the biggest corruption scandal in Brazil's history provides an update and calls for criminal justice reforms in the #country.

Jack Straw, Tony Travers and Arlene Foster on the historic vote, the ensuing legal challenge, and key issues such as immigration and security. #country

David Scheffer, Juan Mendez and Cori Crider express their concerns over what a Trump Presidency could mean for #humanrights and the rule of law.

Christine Lagarde, Ben Bernanke and Chris Dodd on the need for ongoing #finance reforms and culture change a decade on from the global crisis.

The trial and conviction of the former Chad dictator, Hissène Habré, for historic crimes is assessed by ICC Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda and others. #intjus

Drago Kos, Chair of the OECD Working Group on Bribery, on the role of governments, companies and the legal profession. #anticorruption

José Manuel Barroso, Nicolas Bratza and José María Aznar consider the European Union's systems and human rights protections. #humanrights

Mark Pieth, Michael Beloff and Richard McLaren on the scandals and governance challenges facing the world’s major sporting bodies. #csr

Legal experts examine protection of human rights, underpinning legal considerations and the coalition's fight against #terrorism and ISIS.

David Anderson QC, the UK's independent reviewer of #terrorism legislation, discusses the developing security situation.

Jim O’Neill and other speakers highlight the legal, business and economic issues in the #country as Rio prepares to host the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Anders Fogh Rasmussen and other high-profile speakers discuss online security, cyber espionage and the rising threat of cyber-attacks. #csr

Mary Robinson, Al Gore and Mohamed Nasheed on the injustices of climate change, the role of lawyers and the December 2015 Paris talks. #energy

Aung San Suu Kyi and other speakers comment on elections, constitutional reform and accountability vs reconciliation #country

Michael Kirby, Chair, UN Commission of Inquiry, on human rights violations and how the international community should respond. #country

Kofi Annan, Muhammad Yunus, Mary Robinson and Mark Malloch Brown discuss the Millennium and Sustainable Development Goals. #intjus

Jim O’Neill, Chris Saul and James Palmer explore China’s economic slowdown and the possibility of social reform in the country. #finance

Navi Pillay, Bernard Kouchner and Mark Malloch Brown examine UN intervention in Syria and the responsibility to protect. #intjus

Charmian Gooch, the Co-Founder of Global Witness, and José Ugaz, Chair of Transparency International. #anticorruption