UK agrees to give up sovereignty of remote Chagos Islands to Mauritius, in historic deal over one of its last overseas territories https://t.co/RpGm3JcQ6w
Yesterday we had the honor of having Prof Charlesworth addressing the hopes and fears towards the @CIJ_ICJ's work and int'l law more broadly. An engaging discussion about how perceptions of the Court evolved, its role in contentious and advisory proceedings, and its limits.
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For decades, deep seabed mining has been hailed as 'the next frontier‘ in resource exploitation — but also prompted major concerns. #LCIL24 Law of the Sea panel will bring together experts from practice and academia to take stock of developments. More: https://t.co/QIFX1E8Qle
Double standards are everywhere in int'l politics and they are corrosive for int'l law. In May 2025 we'll hold an exciting workshop on this in Geneva, co-hosted by @GVAGrad_Law and @HLSPILAC and co-organized by @pilabuda and David Hughes. Please send your abstracts by 15 October!
The Opening Lecture of the 2024 Academic Year:
Hopes and Fears for International Law: the work of the International Court of Justice,
with Judge Hilary Charlesworth, will consider the role of @CIJ_ICJ in the development of #internationallaw.
📅25 Sept 2024
https://t.co/czR5P9B5Kc
Join this year's Cambridge International Law Journal 13th Annual Conference on 8–9 April 2024 in the Faculty of Law of the University of Cambridge.
Secure your spot now! Click the link to grab your ticket:
https://t.co/D2BNo8weAj
More details here: https://t.co/eXp7tlvziD
India wants exhaustion of domestic remedies before resort to ISDS. The UK fears that could take forever, so is proposing time limits for exhaustion.
https://t.co/lI4qDXlWr8
For our inaugural International Law Colloquium session, Jessica Lai @VicUniWgtn , will discuss her fascinating paper: "‘Women in Intellectual Property: Globalisation of the Law and of Bias in Practice". on 14 September, 12:30-2 pm CET.
🚨NEW EP #42🚨 We begin the 2023 season with @shayanahmed_k joining @EranSthoeger and @CJTams to discuss their article:
“Swords, Shields and Other Beasts: The Role of Countermeasures in Investment Arbitration”
Listen here⚓️ https://t.co/ifYugkQjKb
The total area of solar panels it would take to power the world, Europe, and Germany. This map is from Nadine May’s thesis
[source, read first: https://t.co/xXjEoppIJR]
In recent years, India’s rankings and scores have declined on a number of global opinion-based indices that deal with subjective issues such as democracy, freedom and so on. @sanjeevsanyal & @AakankshaArora5 write. (1/8)
https://t.co/1WfesgCvir
Debolina Basu Bhatt reviewed “Prosecutorial Discretion at The International Criminal Court” by Anni Pues. Read the review here: https://t.co/DIhuvN81Ku