SOAS is an excellent school to study law. If you fancy international and comparative law, this is the place to go. Furthermore, the class size is only 70-80 students, and it is arguably one of the most diverse schools in the UK.
Downside: since it is a small specialist school, it is underfunded. Having said thatthe quality of teaching will always be under threat. Also, it is not as established or well known as LSE, UCL and KCL, so when you go out to find a job, some people might not have heard of SOAS. Although I do have alot of friends at SOAS who have secured training contracts with MC's...and several prestigious firms will recruit at the SOAS law fair. My cousin read Law with Chinese at SOAS, and he is now working for the World Bank. Has nothing but good things to say about the programme.
Ifyou want to work for the UN, I think SOAS is a great option, especially with it being the only programme in the UK that has a very non-eurocentric focus. You cant go wrong with a LSE, UCL, KCL orSOAS degree. All are top lawfaculties. IF you graduate with a 2:1 in any of those schools, you will be fine in terms of job prospects.