29 October 2013 | International Conference CIL Conference on Transparency in the Trade System On the sidelines of the upcoming Singapore Trade Dialogue, which took place on 30-31 October, CIL organised two conferences on major issues currently faced by the world trade system: CIL Conference on Food Security and Trade – 29 October 2013 CIL …
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29 October 2013 | International Conference CIL Conference on Food Security and Trade On the sidelines of the upcoming Singapore Trade Dialogue, which took place on 30-31 October, CIL organised two conferences on major issues currently faced by the world trade system: CIL Conference on Food Security and Trade – 29 October 2013 CIL Conference …
20 November 2013 | Public Lecture Global Humanitarian Action Today: The Red Cross Perspective Introduction Dr Peter Maurer, the President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), delivered a public lecture entitled “Global Humanitarian Action Today: The Red Cross Perspective” on 20 November 2013 at Orchard Parade Hotel. The talk, co-organised by the …
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29 November 2013 | Public Lecture The ICJ: A World Court for a New World Introduction Sir Christopher Greenwood CMG QC, Judge of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), delivered a public lecture on 29 November 2013 on the timely topic, “The ICJ: A World Court for a New World”. The public lecture, co-hosted by …
30-31 October 2013 | International Conference Singapore Dialogue on the World Trading System Organised by the NUS Centre for International Law (CIL), together with the World Trade Organization (WTO) and Singapore Cooperation Programme of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Second Singapore Trade Dialogue was held on 30-31 October 2013. The meeting gathered more than 55 …
19 June 2013 | Distinguished Speaker Series Emerging Issues and Challenges of the WTO Introduction The Doha Round stalemate is often cited to call into question the WTO’s ability to serve as a forum for negotiating 21st century trade agreements. Some go further and question the organization’s overall relevance. At the same time, political and …
24 August 2012 | Coffee Hour Talk The European Union’s Convulsive Attempts to Control Aviation Emission: Staggering directions on an attenuated legal basis Introduction Emissions must be controlled as the global environment is requesting this. Worldwide agreements have been concluded to that effect. Emissions coming from stationary installations can legally be capped in a relatively …
16-26 July 2012 | CIL-Supported Event The 5th Annual Summer Institute in International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Organized by the: Asian International Justice Initiative, a collaboration between the UC Berkeley War Crimes Studies Center and the East-West Center in partnership with: Singapore Management University School of Law, the University of Zurich Competence Center …
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5 October 2012 | CIL Seminar Series International Criminal Law in Practice: The challenges of prosecuting and defending mass atrocities Introduction In 2004 Colonel General Radislav Krstić, a senior Bosnian Serb military commander, was convicted of aiding and abetting genocide by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (“ ICTY”). He was sentenced to …
12 October 2012 | CIL Fireside Chat Series Lessons in Negotiating Multilateral and Bilateral Agreements Introduction International agreements are an important source of international law. Negotiating such agreements requires not only knowledge of international law but also a keen awareness of political realities. The negotiator must also have excellent interpersonal skills. This final session of …
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