CIL International Law Year in Review 2025 Conference
Dot your diary! CIL International Law Yearin Review 2025 Conference 22 January 2025, 9am – 5.30pm, Singapore
Dot your diary! CIL International Law Yearin Review 2025 Conference 22 January 2025, 9am – 5.30pm, Singapore
Watch this space! TOPICS International Law Making Peace and Security International Organizations International Responsibility Diplomatic and Consular Law and Immunities Human Rights International Humanitarian and Criminal Law Courts and Tribunals (Dispute Settlement) Details are subject to changes
We have reached maximum capacity; registration is closed as of 22 July 2024, 9.21am, Singapore Time. The enforcement of arbitral awards against States, whether in investor-state or commercial cases, has always been an area rife with difficulties. Among other things, the lack of assets directly held by States, sovereign immunity laws, difficulties with establishing that …
Save the Date! INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSOCIATION (SINGAPORE BRANCH) SYMPOSIUM The Growing Access to International Law 10 October 2024 at The Arts House (1 Old Parliament Lane) Symposium: 2.30 – 6.30 pm (Chamber, The Arts House) Networking reception: 6.30 – 8.00 pm (Living Room, The Arts House) Photo Credit: Arts House Limited
Danielle Yeow, CIL’s Lead on Cyber Law and Governance, was invited by the Chair of the UN Open-Ended Working Group on Security of and in the Use of Information and Communcations Technologies (2021-2025) to brief delegations on the topic of International Law during the dedicated thematic session on 15 May 2024 at the UNHQ Headquarters …
Danielle Yeow, Lead Cyber Law and Governance, was invited to speak at a panel discussion on “International Law” on 25 April 2024, at the UN-Singapore Cyber Fellowship Programme. The programme brought together high level national cybersecurity officials from 22 countries in an inter-disciplinary programme to enhance expertise in overseeing cyber and digital security policy-making, strategies …
On 2 May 2024, Research Associate Daniel Nicholas Pakpahan presented a paper titled “Sea-level rise and migration: Beyond the mainstream international law vocabulary” at the Trinity College Dublin Symposium on Climate Change and Migration. His paper, co-authored with CIL Visiting Research Fellow Rashmi Raman, called for the reframing of the international law discourse on migration …
Cyber Dialogues A Conversation with Professor Makane Moïse Mbengue on The Common African Position on the Application of International Law to the Use of Information and Communication Technologies in the Cyberspace This is an In-Person Only Event | Light snacks will be served after the session 11 April 2024, Thursday, 9:30am – 10:30am Classroom 3-7 @ …