Currently at the University of Leiden, #ITLOS President Heidar gave both the Grotius Centre Inaugural Lecture yesterday and the keynote address at the H20LAW Conference on ‘Law-Science Interfaces within the Law of the Sea and Fresh Water Law’ this morning.
The #H2OLAW Conference is off to a good start! After @GrotiusCentre Director @dam_daniella opened the conference, Judge Tomas Heidar, President of @ITLOS_TIDM, delivered the keynote address. Now the first panel discussions are underway. Bon voyage! 🌊🫧
Join us @LeidenLaw on 26-27 September for our H2OLAW Conference on law-science interfaces within #lawofthesea and #freshwater law. Exciting programme and keynote address by President Tomas Heidar of @ITLOS_TIDM! Register by next Wednesday to attend 👇
https://t.co/8nQtS6M099
Interested in the impact of autonomous shipping on international law of the sea? The Ghent Maritime Institute is looking for a full-time PhD student to work on this exciting topic under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Klaas Willaert. More information via https://t.co/Cg9SwLxoxo
On 30 April 2024 (7-8:30 ART, 20-21:30 AEST, 12-13:30 CEST) @esil_lawsea & @ANZSIL IG organise a webinar on the 2023 @CIJ_ICJ judgment in Nicaragua v. Colombia ⚖🌊with @HildeWoker, Frida Armas Pfirter @ITLOS_TIDM & Donald Rothwell. @esil_sedi
Sign up: https://t.co/FkBdBmriUk
Last few days to apply for the Research Assistant position that @HildeWoker and I are advertising on our exciting H2OLAW project @GrotiusCentre! https://t.co/5FkQnqwAgQ
@jason_rudall and I are looking for a part-time research assistant for our project ‘H2OLAW: Law-Science Interfaces within the Law of the Sea and Fresh Water Law’ @GrotiusCentre, @LeidenLaw. Application deadline: 29th Feb! https://t.co/woQqJSvDe1
Existing news! #H2OLAW announces kick-off event on law-science interfaces @LeidenLaw on 26/27 September 2024, with President Heidar of @ITLOS_TIDM delivering keynote address. The CfP is now open: https://t.co/yTXqbleEku
The 2023 NCLOS annual conference. Also our 10th anniversary. More updates to come, but here are the group photo, and shots from one of the keynotes and the two high level panels on the BBNJ and on rethinking Ocean Commons
Only two more sleeps… The Annual NCLOS Conference - 2023 | UiT full programme available with a brilliant line up of speakers and panels. https://t.co/mEIqr1Z7JB
Happy to share my latest publication in Ocean Development & International Law (open access): Challenging the Notion of a “Single Continental Shelf” https://t.co/OYzWSqIUeY
The Annual NCLOS Conference 2023 | UiT is open for registration. We would love to see you in Tromsø. Please share… #unclos#Tromsø#ocean#commons#lawofthesea https://t.co/dm8Su9pvrn
Preliminary reflections on the ICJ Judgment in Question of the Delimitation of the Continental Shelf between Nicaragua and Colombia beyond 200 nautical miles from the Nicaraguan Coast (Nicaragua v. Colombia) of 13 July 2023 | by @HildeWoker
https://t.co/8KY699a3lO
@Arron_Honniball Exactly! And I wonder what that means for the natural prolongation of a continental state - can it refer to features and scientific data from the 400nm radius around the island to delineate its continental margin/shelf?!
Still gathering my thoughts… but it’s hard to believe that this judgment is the result of 10 years of waiting. No delimitation, no overlapping entitlements even (!), and conclusions that perhaps could/should have been reached in 2012 already?
READ HERE: the full text of the #ICJ Judgment in the case concerning Question of the Delimitation of the Continental Shelf between Nicaragua and Colombia beyond 200 nautical miles from the Nicaraguan Coast (#Nicaragua v. #Colombia) https://t.co/Q8z0444pSX
@Arron_Honniball I would have understood if the Court had concluded: yes, overlapping entitlements but one trumps the other. But to negate even the existence of an inherent (!) continental shelf entitlement within 200 nm of another State… bold
Not to mention the general PIL issues such as existence of CIL & relationship between state practice and opinio juris as well as procedural issues re dispute settlement (no oral pleadings on matters beyond the 2 questions posed by the Court)
It’s a shame the Court doesn’t provide more reasoning for its conclusions, especially considering the possible far-reaching consequences of this judgment (no more grey zones? A third constraint line of continental shelf entitlements? The concept of “a single continental shelf”?)
Today, after nearly 2 decades of efforts, UN delegates adopted the ambitious new #BBNJ Agreement, crucial for addressing the triple planetary crisis, #GlobalGoals, and #KMGBF, including the target to effectively conserve and manage at least 30% of marine and coastal areas by 2030