A forum established in order to encourage inter-disciplinary discussion on security law and security-related issues. Est in 2013, as part of the NILSC.
Nottingham International Law and Security Centre are hosting an interdisciplinary conference on the 70th Anniversary of the Genocide Convention. All welcome! Free to attend. Register via eventbrite #genocideconference#conference#UoN
Introducing the Upcoming Blog Symposium on the Genocide Convention with posts from Maja Munivrana Vajda, @AminaAda and @MarcoLongobardo.
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Delighted to report that Dr Qi Chen, a former @UoN_Law PhD student, has been awarded the 'Outstanding Book Award' by the Asian Criminological Society for her book, 'Governance, Social Control and Legal Reform in China'. Congratulations to Dr Chen from everyone at @UoN_Law!
The Special Jurisdiction for Peace @JEP_Colombia ordered the capture of a senior former FARC guerilla commander for violating a #peace treaty that ended half a century of #ArmedConflict. #Colombia https://t.co/bELJK9UbcG
Congratulations to our director Zoe Trodd on winning a Notts Inspirational Women Award, pictured tonight with amazing university colleagues. 70% of people enslaved today are female and the Rights Lab is honoured by this award’s focus on antislavery women #nwcwomenawards
Victory for @UoN_Law at the @NottsLawSociety John Pearce Charity Quiz!
Congratulations to @DrEdwardGoodwin, @richardmhyde, Susan Russell, Peter Cartwright and Chris Sargeant!
Tonight at the Launch of the @UoN_Institute. Inspiring speakers, giving us hope for the future. And great to be in a room with such engaged colleagues #UoNEngaged
We have a NEW Summer School on #Development#Aid and #Migration 24-28 June - led by @AnnaLaChimia & @DariaDavitti, feat. @JPCassarino, George-Andre Simon @UnivRoma3, Tereza Campello and more TBA. More info here: https://t.co/He68UPfLPz
Our director Zoe Trodd is shortlisted for this Inspirational Women Award. Of today’s 40 million slaves, 70% are female: the Rights Lab works with inspirational women survivors & activists globally & is honored by this spotlight on women’s antislavery leadership @UniofNottingham
SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT: the Student Human Rights Conference #HRLCStuConf20 is very proud to announce that the UK Judge at the #ECHR, Tim Eicke QC, will be speaking at our Conference on 29.03.2019 - don't miss out & get your tickets via the link! #HumanRights
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Do you have a masters degree in international law, or experience in the law or practice of international organizations? Learn more about becoming a rapporteur for Oxford International Organizations https://t.co/6vwRsVUgLA
To close the discussions today, we have a debate between Marko Milanovic and Olympia Bekou, on the relevance and effectiveness of the Genocide Convention today.
Narissa Ramsundar opens her presentation with a few quips. She's talking about Duty and Semantics: Analysing Legal Responsibility under the Genocide Convention through Avoidance of the Term "Genocide."
Montserrat Abad Castelos questions whether there is room for improvement to ensure better application of the Genocide Convention. She does this in the context of Daesh, foreign fighters and UNSC Resolution 2379.
Panel 3 on Responsibility under the Genocide Convention has been kicked off with a presentation by Marco Longobardo. He is presenting on The Curious Case of the Duty to Prevent Genocide as an Obligation of Conduct.
Sebastian Bates considers whether and how it is possible for the ICJ to make a contribution to the prevention and cessatio of genocide at the #NILSCconference