At the annual Rule of Law Innovation Challenge, international law students develop creative solutions to pressing legal challenges from around the world. Interested in joining an LWOB Student Division? Click the link in our bio. (fb)

This March, Lawyers Without Borders hosted the 11th Annual Rule of Law Innovation Challenge at King's College London. Thank you to all of our participants, mentors, speakers, and judges: 1st Place: Durham University, Team #2 | Legal Education in Emergencies (Afghanistan) | The Silent Weave 2nd Place: Queen Mary University of London, Team Yasmin for Justice | Legal Education in Emergencies (Syria) | Yasmin for Justice 3rd Place: University of Toronto | Understanding the Importance of Space Law | Starlit Sovereignty Honorable Mention: The University of Edinburgh, Team #1 | Land Rights in the Republic of Marshall Islands | Anchoring a Future? Honorable Mention: Cardiff University, Team #5 | Understanding the Importance of Space Law | A Bright Future... Written in the Stars! Creativity Award: University of Nottingham, Team #2 | Legal Education in Emergencies (Syria) | Her Justice, Her Voice Research Award: Cardiff University, Team #7 | The Legal Implications of Undersea Mining | Navigating the Depths: A Guide to the Legal Implications of Undersea Mining Innovation Award: The University of Edinburgh, Team #4 | Legal Education in Emergencies (Afghanistan) | Negotiating Women’s Legal Education Rights in Afghanistan (fb)