Attend the webinar series by the Centre for International Legal Studies (CILS), Jindal Global Law School on finding the Premise and the Promise of International Law, presentation and discussion on ongoing research of members of the Centre.
About Center for International Legal Studies
The Center for International Legal Studies - CILS/the Center - is a law research, training, and teaching institute, established and operating as a non-profit, public interest society under Austrian law. Its international headquarters have been in Salzburg, Austria since 1976. Its essential purpose is to promote and disseminate knowledge among members of the international legal community with 5,000 lawyers worldwide having been recognised for their contributions to CILS projects.
The first session will be held today, 9th March (7.30 - 9.00 pm) where Abhimanyu Singh will introduce his paper on The Grave Crimes of Terrorism: Why should it be the next inclusion as a new crime in the Rome Statute and this will be discussed by Sagnik Das.
We heartily invite scholars at JGLS and beyond, as well as students for the discussion, also in the spirit of peer feedback and review.
We look forward to your participation and engagement. Find the link below:
Please also reserve the dates for the later webinars in this series.
23 March, 2021 Krittika Singh South China Sea Award: prompting a revived interest in the validity of Canada's historic internal waters claim.
13 April, 2021 Gudmundur Eiriksson The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the Relationships between Law & Power and Power & Principle: Lessons (to be) Learned from the South China Sea Arbitration.
4 May, 2021 Sandrine W. De Hert The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea and the Protection and Preservation of the Marine Environment: Taking Stock and Prospects.
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