MFA-SCP Law of the Sea E-Training Course 25-29 September 2023 Sincere gratitude and appreciation go to our trainers and national delegates for a successful conclusion of the E-Training Course on Law of the Sea 2023! CIL successfully organized another Law of the Sea training course under the Singapore Cooperation Programme by the Ministry of Foreign […]
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On 25 September 2023 Prof Robert Beckman participated in a conference entitled “Navigating Complexities: Building Regional Trust and Stability in the South China Sea’. The Conference was held at the Ayana Hotel in Jakarta and was organized and funded by the European Union delegation to ASEAN. The conference was organized in four panel sessions. Prof
Request for an Advisory Opinion submitted by the Commission of Small Island States on Climate Change and International Law (Request for Advisory Opinion submitted to the Tribunal) Listen to Dr Oral’s presentation here https://www.itlos.org/en/main/cases/webcast/webcast-archives-case-no-31/ 01:07 – 29:07
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Neil Craik, Tara Davenport and Ruth Mackenzie, Liability for Environmental Harm to the Global Commons (Cambridge University Press 2023), more information at https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/liability-for-environmental-harm-to-the-global-commons/E283FEF9BB745FA042E6C2E64F68F57F This book examines liability for environmental harm in Antarctic, deep seabed, and high seas commons areas, highlighting a unique set of legal questions: Who has standing to claim environmental harms in global
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CIL Research Fellow Dita Liliansa’s article titled “AUKUS Two Years on: The View from Indonesia” has been published by the Perth USAsia Centre (PUSAC) as part of the Indo-Pacific Defence and Security – AUKUS Series. Her article delves into Indonesia’s perspectives on the trilateral security pact between Australia, United Kingdom, and United States (AUKUS). Her objective is
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Co-Head of CIL’s Oceans Law and Policy Programme, Dr Tara Davenport was invited as a trainer in the International Seabed Authority’s (ISA) E-Learning Platform “Deep Dive” which is the first and only e-learning experience devised by an intergovernmental organization to equip participants with specialized knowledge of governance of deep seabed mining activities under Part XI
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Co-Head of CIL’s Oceans Law and Policy Programme, Dr Tara Davenport was invited to present in a webinar on “Effective Control” on 1 September 2023 organized by the Informal Working Group on Institutional Matters convened by the International Seabed Authority (ISA). The webinar was chaired by the co-chair of the Informal Working Group, Ambassador Georgina
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CIL Research Fellow Dita Liliansa’s article titled “The Sticky Case of Indonesia, A Seized Iranian Oil Tanker, and Legal Jurisdiction” has been published by Lowy Institute’s The Interpreter. The article discusses a recent incident involving two freighters engaged in an illegal ship-to-ship oil transfer within Indonesia’s exclusive economic zone. It examines interlinked questions about sanctions, pollution, and
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On 20 October 2023, the Ocean Law and Policy team of the Centre for International Law (OLP-CIL) organized a seminar titled Secret Custom at the ICJ: The Case of Nicaragua v Colombia. The Seminar was an in-person event held at Block B, Bukit Timah Campus, NUS. The Seminar was attended by academics, officers from
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