CIL Research Fellow Dr Su Wai Mon delivered a guest lecture titled “Bridging Law, Technology and Practice: Legal and Regulatory Challenges in Maritime Cybersecurity” at the Leeuwarden Campus of NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands on 23 April 2026. The lecture examined the legal and regulatory challenges posed by evolving maritime cyber […]
CIL Research Fellow Dr Su Wai Mon delivered a guest lecture titled “Maritime Criminality and Cybersecurity: Strengthening Global Regulatory Responses” as part of the Maritime Safety, Security, and Labour module taught by Associate Professor Dr Khansaa Lagdami at World Maritime University on 21 April 2026. The session featured an interactive discussion based on a hypothetical
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CIL Research Fellow Su Wai Mon spoke at the Maritime Security Symposium 2026 hosted by the Philippine Navy, through the Office of Naval Strategic Studies and Strategy Management (ONSSSM), on 10 April 2026 in a hybrid format. Her presentation, “Addressing Vulnerabilities and Securing Critical Underwater Infrastructure in Southeast Asia,” examined the vulnerabilities and security risks
Tara Davenport Trung Nguyen CIL Ocean Law and Policy Co-Head, Dr. Tara Davenport and Senior Research Fellow, Dr. Trung Nguyen participated as a panellist in the Canada – Asia Arctic Dialogue hosted by the Yong Pung How School of Law Singapore Management University from 27 – 28 April 2026 in Singapore. The event was attended
CIL Ocean Law and Policy Research Assistant Amanda Wee participated in the Carbon Capture and Storage at Sea Conference: Regulation and Governance of Transport, Sequestration, and Liability from 7-8 May 2026 held at Lund University, Sweden. She presented her paper, ‘Implications of Justice on the Evolving Law Governing Carbon Sequestration at Sea’ in Panel 1
About the Lecture This seminar seeks to enhance participants’ understanding of India’s evolving international investment agreements (IIAs) landscape, drawing on the conceptual framework of legalization and judicialization. In this seminar, Professor Prabhash Ranjan will examine India’s shift from signing “pro-investor” treaties in the 1990s and 2000s to a seemingly more cautious, “pro-state” model. This marks
About the Lecture: The presentation analyses the international legal framework governing coastal State responses to maritime sanction evasion and hybrid activities, in particular those linked to Russia’s “shadow fleet” in the North and Baltic Seas. It addresses key questions at the intersection of the law of the sea, the law of State responsibility, and international
7 April 2026: CIL Director, Dr Nilufer Oral was Invited by Hamad Bin Khalifa University, College of Law to Speak at the Webinar on ‘Safeguarding Gulf Cooperation Council Interests under International Law’ The Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) College of Law, in partnership with the International Law Association (ILA) GCC Branch, held a panel discussion on April
CIL Ocean Law and Policy Research Assistant Amanda Wee participated as a panellist in the 15th Annual Conference of the Cambridge International Law Journal held at the University of Cambridge from 23-24 April 2026. She presented her paper titled, “Neocolonialism and the Flag State Principle: A Challenge to its Legitimacy and Neutrality at International Law”
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CIL-ANCORS Workshop on Maritime Boundary Delimitation Resolving Maritime Boundary Disputes in an Increasingly Contested World Tuesday – Thursday, 22 – 24 September 2026, Singapore Image by Steen Jepsen from Pixabay REGISTRATION(opens in new tab) PAYMENT(opens in new tab) Following the success of the Maritime Boundary Delimitation Training Workshops in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022,
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