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Lieber Prize competition

The Francis Lieber Prize is awarded annually by the American Society of International Law's Lieber Society on the Law of Armed Conflict to the authors of publications which the judges consider to be outstanding in the field of law and armed conflict. Both monographs and articles (including chapters in books of essays) are eligible for consideration, as the prize is awarded to the best submission in each of these two categories. Criteria: Any work in the English language published during 2011 or whose publication is imminent at the time of submission may be nominated for this prize. The re-submission of works which have already been considered for this prize is not allowed. Entries may address such topics as the use of force in international law, the conduct of hostilities during international and non‑international armed conflicts, protected persons and objects under the law of armed conflict, the law of weapons, operational law, rules of engagement, occupation law...
GNLU Press Note No. 20/2011 UGC Recognises GNLU Unique Legal and Interdisciplinary Education Model & Allocates 9.67 crore Rs Grant Thursday, 8 September 2011 University Grants Commission of India has allocated a grant of 9.67 crore Rs (2.1 million USD / 1.5 million Euros) to GNLU under the 11 th Plan. UGC grant includes, among others, 5 crore Rs for general development of GNLU, 4.60 crore Rs for various education, research, extension and training schemes and 5 lakh Rs for quality control and monitoring programs and activities. UGC recognized that the “ GNLU has created a unique learning environment for the students to achieve their professional objectives. Research and training coupled with solid grounding in theory prepares them for various segments of employment – be it judiciary, academic or legal profession…to produce professionals who are technically sound, professionally competent and socially relevant. GNLU has also developed an extensive mid-term plan (2009-2014) with...
NATO Unclassified/Releasable to the Internet The NATO School in Co-Operation with The International Institute of Higher Studies in Criminal Sciences (ISISC) announces its 2011 Shari’a Law and Military Operations Seminar 28 November – 2 December 2011 at the International Institute of Higher Studies in Criminal Sciences (ISISC), Siracusa, Italy This seminar is offered because of its immediate importance to NATO’s ongoing missions: the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan (ISAF), Operation Unified Protector, Kosovo Force (KFOR), support to the African Union mission in Somalia (NSM Somalia) and for the African Standby Force, NATO Training Mission–Afghanistan (NTM-A) and NATO Training Mission–Iraq (NTM-I); and NATO’s numerous supporting relationships with Mediterranean Dialogue countries (Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Mauretania, Morocco and Tunisia), Istanbul Cooperation Initiative countries (Bahrain, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar) and other countries such as Pakistan where Shari’...

UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL LANCASHIRE

International PhD Scholarship Lancashire Law School Reference No INT-040Zou Applications are invited for a full-time scholarship available in the Lancashire Law School. The scholarship is tenable for up to 3 years for a PhD (via MPhil route) [subject to satisfactory progress] and is open to international applicants only. UK/EU applicants are not eligible to apply. The scholarship will provide £15000 towards the cost of the International tuition fee over 3 years. Project Title: China’s Compliance with International Law: Issues and Prospects Project Description: This project will examine China’s recent practices in international law to see how and to what extent that China complies with relevant international rules and norms it has subscribed. The successful candidate may choose any area of international law within the designated theme for her/his dissertation project. It is expected that the candidate has a good command of Chinese as well as knowledge of the Chinese law. Ap...

with cambodian team :D

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They reminded me of all my experience of being a mooter!!! miss it >.< but i'm happy to see the younger generation :D

Human Rights Programme - Scholarships and prizes

The Sohmen Human Rights Scholarships Through the generosity of Dr Helmut Sohmen, we are able to offer several fully funded places for suitably qualified candidates for the LL.M in Human Rights. The Sohmen Human Rights Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis. On Human Rights Day (10 Dec) 2007, the Sohmen Scholars of 2005-2006 established an i nternational network of human rights practitioners committed to the promotion of human rights in the Asia Pacific region. PS: More info: http://www.hku.hk/ccpl/human_rights/HRScholarships.html

when u think of polices traffic, what is ur first impression?

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What are they doing? Price negotiation? where is the receipt from the police? does they know new traffic law well? where the money that they got from people goes? what, why and how? how bad the traffic jam every evening is!!! Phnom Penh-ers should read and understand the traffic law so at least we are not negligent or breach the laws. In any cases, we have bad luck, the polices traffic might stop us, we have sth to respond back. Ex, according to the new Traffic Law art2 said bla bla..., i shall pay only 5,000 Riel, i will get a receipt from the police traffic. The New Land Traffic Law in Khmer version

1st IJIEL International Student Essay Competition

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‘TRIPS-plus Obligations and Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with Developing Countries’ CONTENTS 1. The Indian Journal of International Economic Law 2. The 1st IJIEL International Student Essay Competition o Topic o Prizes o Judges o Deadline o Judging Criteria o Rules and Regulations 3. Contact Details THE INDIAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW (IJIEL) IJIEL is an annual journal that is managed, edited and produced by students of the National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore. This refereed journal deals with all aspects of international economic law, primarily from the perspective of developing countries. We place great emphasis on international trade and WTO-related scholarship, but pride ourselves on having successfully sought and maintained a broader focus. Our mandate extends to all academic scholarship relevant to international economic law, including international finance and taxation, cross-border regulatory reform in light of the credit crisis, questions co...