ASEAN Law Academy Foundation Programme Topic 11: ASEAN in its External Legal Relations
A video lecture by Dr Tan Hsien-Li. For a complete list of modules and teaching materials, please visit The ASEAN Law Academy Foundation programme page.
Lectures
A video lecture by Dr Tan Hsien-Li. For a complete list of modules and teaching materials, please visit The ASEAN Law Academy Foundation programme page.
A lecture delivered for the CIL eAcademy by Professor Hilal Elver, former United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food and Professor at Istinye University. Moderated by Dr Nilufer Oral.
A video lecture by Dr Tan Hsien-Li. For a full list of modules and teaching materials, please visit https://cil.nus.edu.sg/teaching/asean-law-and-policy/#ala-foundation-programme
A lecture delivered on 28 October 2020 by Professor Benjamin P Horton, Director of the Earth Observatory, Singapore, for the CIL eAcademy. Moderated by Professor Patricia Galvão-Teles.
A video lecture by Dr Tan Hsien-Li. For a complete list of modules and teaching materials in the ASEAN Law Academy Foundation Programme, please click here.
A lecture delivered by Ms Elizabeth Maruma Mrema, Executive Secretary for the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, for the CIL eAcademy. Moderated by Dr Nilufer Oral.
A video lecture by Dr Tan Hsien-Li. For a complete list of modules and teaching materials, please visit https://cil.nus.edu.sg/teaching/asean-law-and-policy/#ala-foundation-programme
A lecture delivered by HE Arif Havas Oegroseno, Ambassador of Indonesia to Germany/Former Deputy Minister for Maritime Sovereignty, Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs, Indonesia, for the CIL eAcademy. Moderated by Dr Nilufer Oral.
A video lecture by Dr Tan Hsien-Li. For a complete list of modules and teaching materials in the ASEAN Law Academy Foundation Programme, please click here.
CIL Senior Research Fellow Dr Tara Davenport gives an introduction to the gaps in the international law governing intentional interference with submarine communication cable systems, which provide over 98% of the world’s telecommunications.