Dr Jon Truby attended the 2025 United Nations Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum (UNRBHR 2025) in Bangkok with the support of the NUS Centre for International Law. The Forum, co-organised by UNDP, ILO, IOM, OHCHR, UNICEF, UN Women, UNEP, and the UN Working Group on Business & Human Rights, brought together governments, business leaders, …
On 29 August 2025, Dr. Jon Mark Truby, moderated “Panel 4: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Technology, Innovation, and Climate Change” during the “Climate Change Conference on Systemic Integration of Climate Change in International Law” held in Singapore. The two-day conference was convened by the Centre for International Law (NUS) together with the Centre for Sustainable Development …
Jon Truby Dr. Jon Truby participated in the United Nations AI for Good Global Summit 2025 in Geneva, co-hosted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the Swiss Government. The Summit was organised as the United Nation’s leading platform advancing AI in service of sustainable development. This landmark event explored how artificial intelligence can effectively …
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The Centre for International Law at the National University of Singapore (NUS) is pleased to announce that Cambridge University Press has approved a new volume entitled Governing AI Frontiers for Sustainability. This forthcoming handbook will be edited by Dr. Jon Truby and will bring together contributions from leading international scholars in the fields of law, …
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Dr. Jon Truby participated in the UNESCO 3rd Global Forum on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence as an expert contributor in the closed expert session titled “UNESCO RAM Revision – Dialogue on Environment.” This expert dialogue was organised as part of UNESCO’s ongoing effort in its ‘Human Rights-Based Ethical AI Governance project’ to revise its …
Dr. Jon Truby participated as a speaker in the online Roundtable on Designing Sustainable AI for a Sustainable Future, hosted by Surrey Law School and the Surrey Institute for People-Centred AI. His presentation on “‘Sustainability by Design in AI’ and the role of International Governance” formed part of Panel 3, which aimed to generate a future …
Introduction The Centre for International Law (CIL) at the National University of Singapore is pleased to announce that the ILA Committee on Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Technology Law is accepting nominations for membership, subject to review and formal approval by the ILA HQ in November 2025. Interested experts in international law, technology governance and adjacent …
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Jon Truby Ayma Naseem Dr Jon Truby and Ayma Naseem from CIL’s AI and technology team virtually attended the Tech Diplomacy Global Forum hosted by UNESCO. This event brought together global stakeholders – government representatives, international organisations, tech innovators, and researchers, to deliberate on pressing issues around technology, diplomacy, and global cooperation. The forum focused on the need …
A SILE Accredited CPD Activity INTRODUCTION Financial inclusion is widely accepted as a positive indicator of progress and economic development. This research argues, however, that while financial inclusion may support short-term growth, its long-term sustainability is less certain. As financial services become increasingly digitized, there has been a sharp rise in online scams, unconscionable lending …
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