Alan Menken performs at the Oxford Union

International courts are not only ineffective, but actively reproduce impunity, says Tor Krever 7/10

International courts are ineffective and only serve Western interests, says Robert Amsterdam 3/10

Nobody, whatever their status, should be above the law, argues Dane Luo 2/10

The flaws in the international courts are structural and functional, argues Bilal Moin 9/10

The international courts are imperialistic and do not deliver, argues Tom Ginsburg 5/10

Debate Highlights | This House Has No Confidence in the International Courts

International courts are the best way to hold the powerful to account, says Stephen Rapp 4/10

The ICC is an extension of political order, not a check or a balance to it, argues Raza N, 1/10

The lessons of history demand that we uphold these institutions, argues Robert Spano 8/10

If not international courts, what is the solution to injustice, asks Axana Soltan 10/10

Should the arms industry be held responsible for war crimes?

If we want a civilised world, we need courts despite imperfections, says Dame Eleanor Sharpston 6/10

Do profit motives ever have a place in public health?

Is the right to die a human right?

Past Presidents & Officers: William Hague

Brian Moynihan Interview

Brian Moynihan Q&A

Past Presidents & Officers: Isabelle Westbury

SY Lee Q&A

SY Lee Interview

Past Presidents & Officers: Roderick & Cynthia Floud

Beatriz Merino Interview

Beatriz Merino Q&A

Past Presidents & Officers: Karen McLeod

Feminism Panel

Past Presidents & Officers: Michael Crick

Has US President Donald Trump gone too far?

Oxford Union Past Presidents and Officers: Gyles Brandreth

President Debono Interview