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Wed, 20 OctOnline Conference20 Oct, 00:00 GMT-4 – 21 Oct, 23:59 GMT-4Online ConferenceAt its 50th Annual Meeting in 2021, the Canadian Council on International Law (CCIL) invites policymakers, practitioners, academics to reflect on whether and how to get international law back on track. Submissions should be submitted no later than by end of day on Thursday, April 15, 2021.
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Thu, 10 JunOnline Conference
Tue, 25 MayOnline Conference25 May, 19:00Online ConferenceThe deadline for the first round of session proposals for the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change CoP26 Climate Law and Governance Day 2021 has now been extended to 25 May, ahead of the review and selection of the first set of confirmed sessions by 20 June 2021.
Wed, 19 MayOnline Conference19 May, 10:30 – 20 May, 13:45Online ConferenceThe ILA Canada will be holding its biennial conference on May 19th and 20th, titled: "International Arbitration: Charting the Path Ahead." Legal scholars and practitioners from several jurisdictions will be sharing their insights on the future of international arbitration.
Thu, 06 MayOnline event
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Wed, 17 MarOnline Event17 Mar, 13:00 – 15:30 GMT-4Online EventThis inspiring Leverhulme Lecture and Distinguished Experts Dialogue is hosted by University of Cambridge and the International Law Association. Exploring how international law can help address the inter-linked, 'wicked problems’ of climate change and natural resources degradation.
Sun, 14 MarOnline Conference
Thu, 03 DecConference
Mon, 30 NovCall for Proposals30 Nov 2020, 19:00Call for ProposalsThe ILA anniversary organizers are seeking to engage the next generation of international lawyers to invigorate the ILA and shape future directions for the development of international law. In the next three years there will be a global effort to engage international law scholars and practitioners.- Sun, 29 NovOnline Conference
"The seat of the Court is at the Peace Palace in The Hague (Netherlands). Of the six principal organs of the United Nations, it is the only one not located in New York (United States of America)."
