Presented by Professor Nico Schrijver Professor of Public International Law Leiden University Date: Tuesday 14 August Time: 1:00PM – 2:00PM Where: Melbourne Law School, Room 920, Level 9 185 Pelham St, Carlton VIC 3053 Register Here Apart from the five permanent powers (P-5), the Security Council consists of ten elected members (E-10). They serve a term […]
Events
Re-examining the Lotus Case (France v Turkey) (1927)
Professor Douglas Guilfoyle Monash University Date: Thursday 26 July Time: 1:00 – 2:00pm Where: Melbourne Law School, Level 10 Boardroom, 185 Pelham St. Carlton 3053 Register Here Information: Why was the Lotus case litigated? The negligence of the French first officer of the SS Lotus caused the death of eight Turkish nationals, but on putting […]
Humanitarianism and the Remaking of International Law
Humanitarianism and the Remaking of International Law: A Conference hosted by the Laureate Program in International Law Register Here Information The language and logic of humanitarianism occupy an increasingly central place in international law. Humanitarian reason has shaped the ideology, practice, and technologies of international law over the past century, including through the re-description of […]
Workshop: VPs on Security and Human Rights
Invitation to AAMEG members to attend training on the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights Wednesday 11 April 2018, Rydges Hotel, Melbourne. RSVP – [email protected]com AAMEG_Voluntary Principles Training Invitation
War in Cities – Launch of the International Review of the Red Cross
Hosted by The ICRC, Australian Red Cross & The Asia-Pacific Centre for Military Law Date: Thursday 22 March Time: 5:30 – 7:00 Where: Melbourne Law School, Rm 920, 185 Pelham St. Carlton 3053 Register – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/war-in-cities-launch-of-the-international-review-of-the-red-cross-tickets-43636505964 This event is open to the public. In an increasingly urban world, armed conflict and violence has also been […]
PhD students and Early Career Researchers—lunch w/ Stephen Mathias, Assistant Secretary-General for Legal Affairs
This seminar will offer PhD students and early career researchers an intimate opportunity to ask Stephen Mathias questions surrounding his experiences in the UN and the laws of armed conflict. Date: 12 October When: 1-2pm Where: Room 831, Level 8, Melbourne Law School, 185 Pelham St. Carlton To register please email – [email protected] D. […]
Faculty lunch with Stephen Mathias, Assistant Secretary-General for Legal Affairs
This seminar is open to MLS staff and students as well as APCML colleagues. Date: 3 October When: 1-2pm Where: Room 224, Level 2, Melbourne Law School, 185 Pelham St. Carlton To register please email – [email protected] D. STEPHEN MATHIAS Assistant Secretary-General for Legal Affairs United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon appointed D. Stephen Mathias as […]
Public lecture | UN Peacekeeping Today: Legal Challenges and Uncertainties
The Asia Pacific Centre for Military Law (APCML) was pleased to host Mr Stephen Mathias, United Nations Assistant Secretary-General for Legal Affairs, on his visit to Australia as the 2017 Sir Ninian Stephen Visiting Scholar. Mr Mathias presented a public lecture at the University of Melbourne on Tuesday 10 October 2017, and a lecture at […]
Bombs or butterflies: Challenges for Military and Security Law in 2017
Tuesday 7 March 2017, 5:30 – 7pm. This opening seminar for 2017, hosted by the Centre for Military and Security Law, will provide a unique opportunity to hear from a panel of Australia’s foremost military and security law experts. CMSL has teamed up with the Asia Paci c Centre for Military Law (Melbourne University), Research […]
ASIA PACIFIC MILITARY JUSTICE WORKSHOP
Singapore, 20–21 September 2016 A workshop instigated by the APCML and NUS | Law (National University of Singapore). The aim of the workshop is to explore developments in military justice systems in the Asia Pacific region from a comparative perspective. In particular, the workshop will seek to identify and analyse the domestic and international law […]