International law lecturer at the University of the West Indies, Dr Safiya Ali, says while smaller Caribbean states may feel tempted to align with powerful actors such as the United States, recent US military actions in the region underscore the need for stronger regional solidarity grounded in international law and national sovereignty.
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@buhdahwee The leaders didn't want independence. They expressly wanted to be a dominion of the UK, like Canada and India back then...some autonomy but still part of the venerated British empire. And that hasn't changed for many...the whole CCJ debate...
Inviting all interested persons to the fifth edition of the UNCITRAL LAC DAYS 2024, which will take place on Friday 29th November, 2024 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m., EC Time, via Zoom.
Zoom Details Below:
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Meeting ID: 945 5063 6604
Passcode: 612198
On Tuesday, 29th October 2024 at 11:00 a.m. AST, the Hon. Mme. Justice Chantal Ononaiwu will officially be sworn-in as a Judge of the #CCJ. View the ceremony live here: https://t.co/AaOvEyaqpk
Music Copyright Ownership: Factors Behind the Increase in Writer Credits & Rights Clearance at 12.30 AST via Zoom with our very own Dr. Emma Perot
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Meeting ID: 938 1063 4893
Passcode: 511353
The CARICOM Secretariat is profoundly saddened at the passing of Sir Shridath “Sonny” Ramphal, on 30 August 2024. We join the Region and the international community in mourning his loss, and in lauding his life marked by committed service and excellence. https://t.co/6DsGiREdLI
@Shahnaz76 Congratulations! This sounds like a great post for you and in line with what you are especially good at! Also happy you get to follow this issue.
ITLOS Advisory Opinion is a game changer. It is a significant in the legal landscape related to because it will shape actions on climate change at the international legal level and within the corporate sector." See commenttary: https://t.co/mD6dRz91aQ
@LicyLaw It is infinitely more boring to listen to a Test match on your parents' radio while captive in the car in traffic. But they converted us to enjoy watching cricket and going to the Oval.
#BREAKING: Barbados announces decision to formally recognise Palestine as a state - becoming the 11th CARICOM state to do so.
Foreign Minister Kerrie Symmonds reiterated while Barbados has always called for a two-state solution it never itself diplomatically recognised the State of Palestine and said “how can we say we want a two state solution if we do not recognise Palestine as a state”
Symmonds also disclosed formal discussions with Palestine took place September 2023
This Thursday 4.30 pm FAB 3.31! Join us for a really moving film, and some thoughtful discussion, as part of our film screenings this month on #resistance. Let's build #solidarity among #GlobalSouth communities.
And there will be pizza!
Join us Thursday April 4th at 4.30 p.m. for a viewing and discussion of the compelling Palestinian film "Where Should the Birds Fly" @WhrShdBirdsFly (Fida Qishta). A light Iftar included #RamadanMubarak
Room FAB 3.31 @wicidwarwick
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#BREAKING
Security Council ADOPTS resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza for the month of Ramadan leading to a lasting sustainable ceasefire, and the immediate, unconditional release of all hostages
IN FAVOR: 14
AGAINST: 0
ABSTAIN: 1 (US)
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“The utter annihilation of Beit Hanoun and the destruction of al-Zahra and Khan Younis, are evidence that Israeli use of force has made life impossible by making them uninhabitable,” said Rajagopal, the UN rapporteur. https://t.co/m03yyxvdGd
ICJ: There is a dispute bt #SouthAfrica & #Israel based on assessment of official statements
SA entitled to bring the dispute
#ICJ has jurisdiction
Israel’s acts plausibly constitute acts of #genocide
Provisional measures granted to prevent irreparable harm to #Palestinians
Judges at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) have ordered Israel to take steps to limit killings and acts of genocide in Gaza and to allow in humanitarian aid, but the court did not insist on a ceasefire.