@nytimes just caught up with the #Nigeria#arbitration reversal last year in the UK High Court we covered last June and January. Terrific details added here. But: we have more on the still-pending appeal coming in our April issue. https://t.co/RDKxBm6T6x
Today marks the 101st anniversary of the inaugural sitting of the Permanent Court of International Justice, that took place on 15 February 1922. The PCIJ is the predecessor of the ICJ and dissolved in 1946.
The picture shows the PCIJ working on the Chorzow case in 1928.
#Peace
Today the Permanent Court of Arbitration celebrates the 115 year anniversary of the 1907 Convention for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes, one of the first statements of the rules of #internationalarbitration between states and one of the #PCA’s founding documents.
Under the leadership of 🇨🇷 🇲🇻 🇲🇦 🇸🇮 🇨🇭, today #UNGA recognized the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment as a human right. We thank all who have joined us in this historic step towards reconciliation of humanity and nature. 🌳
At AU we take experiential learning and sustainability to the next level. As the first carbon-neutral campus, this unique program will offer students a chance to be a part of our commitment to sustainability.
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It was enriching speaking on Effective Communication and Conflict Resolution at the @zoom_us capacity session of Singles fellowship of @streamsofjoyHQ yesterday.
Int'l law is a Western tradition. It is a product of inter-European relations, it justified European colonialism, and was globalized by European expansionism. But as the @asilorg_aig Tweetathon showed, especially after decolonization, Africa left its mark on int'l law #AfricaDay