The CIL Governing Board and staff wish to record our deep and sincere appreciation to Professor Lucy Reed for her outstanding leadership of and contributions to the Centre for the past three and a half years. With her years of experience as an international lawyer and arbitrator, Lucy has brought about many changes to CIL …
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While the government is actively involved in shaping international law through negotiating global legal conventions, private practitioners and academics can also play their part, said Senior Minister of State for Finance and Law Indranee Rajah at CIL’s International Law Year in Review Conference.
CIL is pleased to welcome Professor Lucy Reed, an internationally renowned practitioner-scholar of international law, as the Centre’s new Director. She has also been appointed as the first Professor of Practice at the NUS Faculty of Law. Professor Reed was a partner from 2000-2016 with the international law firm of Freshfields, where she headed the …
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The Maritime Port & Authority of Singapore, organiser of the Singapore Maritime Week 2016, invited CIL to an Appreciation Reception held on 25 May 2016 at Raffles Hotel’s Halia Restaurant. The CIL-MPA Oceans Governance Research Programme was established to focus on three areas: Arctic shipping governance, transit passage regimes under UNCLOS and marine environmental governance. …
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Signing Ceremony The Centre for International Law (CIL) of the National University of Singapore (NUS) received a three-year research grant from the Singapore Maritime Institute (SMI) supported by the Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) to establish the CIL-MPA Oceans Governance Research Programme. Research activities under the programme will focus on three areas: Arctic shipping governance; …
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The Centre for International Law (CIL) of the National University of Singapore (NUS) received a three-year research grant from the Singapore Maritime Institute (SMI) supported by the Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) to establish the CIL-MPA Oceans Governance Research Programme. Research activities under the programme will focus on three areas: Arctic shipping governance; transit passage …
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