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This event promises to be an engaging exploration of the crucial agendas of COP28 and the pivotal regulatory role played by the United Nations in addressing global challenges related to climate change and environmental sustainability.
We are honored to host Professor Christina Voigt as our esteemed guest speaker for this insightful session. Professor (Dr.) Christina Voigt is a Professor of Law at the University of Oslo, Norway, and a renowned expert in International environmental Law. She is passionate about the legal issues of climate change, environmental multilateralism, and sustainability. Professor Voigt has published widely on these topics and is a frequent speaker at international and national events. Additionally, Professor Voigt is Chair of the IUCN World Commission on Environmental Law(WCEL). For more than 10 Years, she has worked as a legal adviser and negotiator for the Government of Norway in the UN Climate negotiations. She is currently the first co-chair of the Paris Agreement's Compliance and Implementation Committee. As our International Advisor, we are privileged to have her share her insights and perspectives with us.
Centre for the Study of the United Nations is gearing up for the "First International Roundtable: Confronting Global Conflicts and the Rule of Law," scheduled for May 3rd. This event promises to be a significant occasion, bringing together renowned experts from around the globe to discuss pressing issues in international law.
Armed conflicts are back in full force in 2023. The largest ever battle between Hamas and Israel exploded at the same time with the continuous worst ever since World War II aggression by Russia against a peaceful and voluntarily disarmed neighbor – Ukraine. Both conflicts are marred with horrific war crimes producing enormous civilian suffering. All these demand a re-imagination of the relevance of international law and its institutions.
Jindal Society of International Law invites you to attend a Special Lecture "The Law of Armed Conflict: Israel-Hamas and Russia-Ukraine” by Vesselin Popovski, Professor and Vice Dean, Jindal Global Law School, on October 26th, 2023 from 04:30 PM in T3- F59 Hall.
Prof. (Dr.) Vesselin Popovski is Founding Executive Director of Centre for Study of the United Nations, and co-initiator of “The Second Charter”, an academic project to review and re-write the existing obsolete UN Charter. Before coming to India, he worked for the UN University, Tokyo (2004-2014), for the EU Delegation in Russia (2002-2004), King’s College London and University of Exeter (1996-2002). Edited and authored over 20 books on international law, peace and security, human rights.
Join us in this exciting discussion that could shape the future of international law.
The Jindal Society for International Law (JSIL), run under the aegis of the Centre for the Study of the United Nations cordially invite you to the guest lecture on “The Second Charter: Reforming the United Nations” by Dr Augusto Lopez-Claros, President of the Global Governance Forum. The programme will take place on Tuesday, October 31, 2023, at T1- Performing Arts Academy, from 1 pm to 2:30 pm.
Dr Augusto Lopez-Claros is the Executive Director and Chair of the Global Governance Forum. He is an international economist with over three decades of experience in various international organisations, including the World Bank. In the past, he also held key roles such as the Director of the Global Indicators Group in DEC, the Chief Economist and Director of the Global Competitiveness Programme at the World Economic Forum, and the Executive Director and Senior International Economist with Lehman Brothers International, London.
Join us for a discussion that will provide some fascinating insights into one of the key organisations in the international law space and the changes that could be incorporated in the days ahead.
Armed conflicts are back in full force in 2023. The largest ever battle between Hamas and Israel exploded at the same time with the continuous worst ever since World War II aggression by Russia against a peaceful and voluntarily disarmed neighbor – Ukraine. Both conflicts are marred with horrific war crimes producing enormous civilian suffering. All these demand a re-imagination of the relevance of international law and its institutions.
Jindal Society of International Law invites you to attend a Special Lecture "The Law of Armed Conflict: Israel-Hamas and Russia-Ukraine” by Vesselin Popovski, Professor and Vice Dean, Jindal Global Law School, on October 26th, 2023 from 04:30 PM in T3- F59 Hall.
Prof. (Dr.) Vesselin Popovski is Founding Executive Director of Centre for Study of the United Nations, and co-initiator of “The Second Charter”, an academic project to review and re-write the existing obsolete UN Charter. Before coming to India, he worked for the UN University, Tokyo (2004-2014), for the EU Delegation in Russia (2002-2004), King’s College London and University of Exeter (1996-2002). Edited and authored over 20 books on international law, peace and security, human rights.
Join us in this exciting discussion that could shape the future of international law.
We are writing to bring to your attention a crucial event that is fast approaching – the UN Career Talk, scheduled for Tuesday, October 3, 2023. This event, "How to work for the United Nations," promises to be an exceptional opportunity for all of you to gain insights into careers at the United Nations, hear from distinguished professionals in the field, and network with individuals who have made a significant impact on the global stage.
Here's why your participation is highly encouraged:
Networking: The UN Career Talk provides a unique platform for you to connect with professionals who have carved out successful careers in international law and diplomacy. Building these connections can be invaluable as you embark on your own journeys in this field.
Career Guidance: Seasoned experts from the international legal fraternity will share their experiences and provide insights that can help you chart your path more efficiently and effectively. This knowledge is not only beneficial but also inspirational.
New Board Members: We are excited to introduce the new board members for the upcoming year during this event. Your presence will be essential in welcoming and supporting the incoming leadership team.
Special Lecture
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Women’s Contributions to International Law
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JSIL in NEWS
Founding Board Members, Tahhira Somal and Ankit Malhotra speak for Jindal Global Law School at the Young Scholars Colloquium
Robert G Volterra gives guest lecture at Jindal University on the topic “How to win cases before the International Court of Justice in the 21st Century”: Volterra Fietta
Foley Hoag Partner Christina Hioureas to Speak at Centre for the Study of United Nations & Jindal Society of International Law Lecture Series
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Student Community Engagement
Sovereignty of Screen: An International Law Perspective(About the initiative)Introducing the groundbreaking initiative of the Jindal Society of International Law,” Sovereignty on Screen: An International Law Perspective”. This innovative venture aims to transcend conventional methods of legal discourse by harnessing the power of cinema to delve into the intricate realms of International Law. Through meticulously selected films, this initiative seeks to provoke thoughtful discussions and illuminate diverse facets of international legal principles.“Sovereignty on Screen” promises a captivating exploration of complex legal concepts, offering a unique blend of entertainment and education. By leveraging the narrative richness and visual storytelling of cinemas, this initiative aspires to engage audiences in a dynamic dialogue on global legal issues. From examining the nuances of state sovereignty to dissecting the dynamics of transactional disputes, each screening will provide a thought- provoking lens through which to view the intricacies of International Law. Through post- screening discussions, led by the esteemed board of the Jindal Society of International Law, participants will have the opportunity to deepen their understanding and exchange insights on the intersection between law and cinema. With “Sovereignty on Screen,” the Jindal Society of International Law embarks on a pioneering journey to redefine the boundaries of legal education and foster a deeper appreciation for the complexities of our interconnected world. Join us as we embark on this cinematic exploration of International Law.
Movie Screening
'Sovereignty on Screen: International Law Perspectives'. As part of this initiative, we aim to explore and discuss various aspects of international law through the lens of captivating films.
We are excited to kick off this series with the screening of the movie 'Independence Day' (1996). The film, known for its thrilling narrative and iconic moments, providing an excellent platform to delve into discussions surrounding the concept of sovereignty, the role of international law in times of crisis, and the implication of global cooperation.
Get ready for a movie night like no other!
The Jindal Society of International Law is bringing you an unmissable screening of the Oscar-winning masterpiece Jojo Rabbit (2019)—a film that blends humor, heart, and history in the most unexpected way.
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