On 4 April 2024, Dr. NGUYEN Thanh Trung, Research Fellow at the Ocean Law and Policy Team delivered a guest lecture to the Graduate Class at the Universiti of Malaya, Malaysia. The selected topic for the class is The Impasse at the WTO Appellate Body: Problems and Solutions, focusing on (i) the overview of the …
Trung Nguyen was invited as a guest lecturer at the Universiti of Malaya, Malaysia Read More »
On 24-26 January 2024, CIL Research Associate Daniel Pakpahan attended the first Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) Tribunal Secretary Training Programme for 2024, held in Singapore at Allen & Overy LLP. The Programme was led by Dr. Noam Zamir (Associate Professor at City University of Hong Kong) and Ms. Dong Long (HKIAC Managing Counsel). …
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International Law in Practice A View from the London Bar 26 February 2024, Monday, 12:15pm – 1:30pm, NUS Bukit Timah Campus, 469A Bukit Timah Road, Block B, Level 5, Seminar Room 5-1, Singapore 259756 Professor Can Yeginsu will share his experience and insights about arguing international law before domestic courts and in high-profile cases before …
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Photo: cinematic city by achresis kora (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0) Overview States must resolve their disputes peacefully. This obligation is enshrined in Article 33(1) of the Charter of the United Nations, which recognises many valid and useful paths to peaceful resolution beyond the well-known methods of adjudication and arbitration. These other paths include “negotiation, enquiry, mediation, …
SYNOPSIS Governments are increasingly enforcing their values through sanctions on commercial parties, with far-reaching effect. Whilst sanctions have been part of the arbitration landscape for decades, from Iran through North Korea to Myanmar, the global response to Russian aggression in Ukraine has been uniquely widespread and universal, with repercussions that will be felt for years to …
Singapore International Arbitration Academy 2022 8 – 11 November 2022, 9.00am – 5.30pm, Singapore Time Registration Deadline: 28 Oct 2022 ABOUT THE ACADEMY Spearheaded by the then Attorney-General and now Chief Justice of Singapore, Sundaresh Menon, the Academy runs annually in Singapore. It is founded upon CIL’s mandate to establish programmes for capacity-building in key …
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A panel discussion on the findings in the recently published article in the ICSID Review “Conciliation and Mediation in Investor-State Dispute Settlement Provisions: A Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis” INTRODUCTION Dr Romesh Weeramantry, Global Fellow, NUS Centre for International Law (Presentation Slides) MODERATOR Professor N Jansen Calamita, Head, Investment Law & Policy, NUS Centre for International Law …
How investment treaties address mediation and conciliation: Need for improvement? Read More »
CIL Research Associate Brian Chang and former Research Assistant Tensin Studer presented a conference paper on “What Investor-State Mediation Can Learn from UNCLOS Conciliation: Lessons from the Timor Sea Conciliation” at the Junior Scholars Workshop of the Asian Society for International Law (AsianSIL)’s 2022 Regional Conference in Nepal, co-organised by CIL’s Teaching and Researching International …
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