Blackstone Chambers is mourning the loss of Sir Ian Brownlie QC, who died in a car accident in Egypt this weekend (3 January). The well-known barrister, who was knighted for services to public international law in June last year, was called to the Bar in 1958 and took silk in 1979. His work also focused on human rights law, which he had practised since 1967.
January 05, 2010 at 07:14 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Blackstone Chambers is mourning the loss of Sir Ian Brownlie QC, who died in a car accident in Egypt this weekend (3 January).
The top-ranked barrister, who was knighted for services to public international law in June last year, was called to the Bar in 1958 and took silk in 1979. His work also focused on human rights law, which he had practised since 1967.
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