KIIT National Conference on International law

“The forthcoming International Law Conference is an innovative initiative that would sharpen the legal minds of the students and encourage them to think “out-of- the-box” on critical issues facing the global community. Picking of a historical event and seeking renegotiation of landmark treaty will help them to understand the past, learn from mistakes of world leaders and prepare them for future contingencies.”

- Dr. Chintamani Mahapatra Fulbright Scholar & Professor, Centre for Canadian, US & Latin American Studies School of International Studies

BROCHURE - 1ST KIIT NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL LAW
Events:
1. Symposium On International Law: Contemporary
Issues And Challenges [16th January, 2016]
Best Paper – Rs. 3,000 + vouchers from our partners
Second Best Paper – Vouchers from our partners

2. Treaty Negotiation Competition [17th January, 2016]
Best Team - INR 15,000 + Vouchers from our partners.
Second Best Team – INR 10,000 + Vouchers from our partners.
Best Framework Agreement – INR 5,000 + Vouchers from our partners

3. All India ILSA Meet [15th & 16th January, 2016]

Brochure Link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B51gOeovVjwKeGxNV1hlZ3V0VGM/view?usp=sharing

BROCHURE - 1ST KIIT NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL LAW.pdf

The details of the Conference can be accessed at https://klsils.wordpress.com/category/national-conference-on-international-law/

The Conference Brochure will be released soon.
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Among other events, the Conference will also host Treaty Negotiation Competition. Treaties are a serious legal undertaking in international law. Once in force, treaties are legally binding on the parties and become part of international law. Their importance as a source of international law is ever increasing. The Competition has been designed with the intention of testing the participants’ aptitude for diplomacy, negotiation, analytical skills etc. which play an important role in the field of international law and international relations.

STRUCTURE OF THE COMPETITION

The format of the Competition is based on the workings of various bodies and agencies of United Nations as well as other independent organizations which cater to the treaty negotiation process in various global spheres. A hypothetical situation with certain facts will be provided which will form the foundation of the treaty negotiation process. On the basis of the given background, interested students will send a write-up for screening process. The top 10 teams will be selected on the basis of their quality of their write-ups to take part in the Treaty Negotiation Competition and will be provided a detailed literature for the Competition. The teams will then send in their written submission in the form of Framework Agreements. They will carefully consider each other’s contention in the oral rounds and will try to negotiate and reach to a consensus on all the issues. The key objective of this Competition is to inculcate in participants the sense of innovation along with negotiation skills which are essential in a lawyer.

The KIIT School of Law seeks participation of undergraduate students of recognised Law Schools all across the country for the Treaty Negotiation Competition, in furtherance of our initiative to bring forth the legal fraternity a fresh approach to the realm of problem analysis and crisis solution.

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TIMELINE OF THE COMPETITION

Release of the Competition Background – 17th October 2015
Registration for Conference opens – 10th November 2015
Deadline for submission of write-up – 15th November 2015
Intimation of 10 selected teams – 18th November 2015
Registration for Conference closes – 30th December 2015
Deadline for submission of Framework Agreement – 5th January 2016
Circulation of Framework Agreements between Nations – 6th January 2016
Inauguration of the Conference – 15th January 2016
Treaty Negotiation Competition – 17th January 2016

CONTACT DETAILS
Faculty Convenor: Ananya Chakraborty
Assistant Professor of Law
[email protected]

For any queries, please send a mail to [email protected] or contact:
Nitesh Sharma, President: +91-9692775969;
Shreyan Sengupta, Vice President: +91- 8984536979

INTERNATIONAL LAW SOCIETY KIIT CHAPTER A registered chapter of International Law Students Association at KIIT School of Law

The International Law Society, KIIT School of Law is organizing the 1st KIIT National Conference on International Law from 15th January to 17th January 2016 to encourage discussion and deliberation on essential and contemporary issues pertaining to public and private international law. The Conference is a part of International Law Students Association (ILSA) Chapter Grants Program.

Among other events, the Conference will host a Symposium on International Law -Contemporary Issues and Challenges. The objective of this Symposium is to foster the interest and explore the contemporary areas in international law. The Symposium will aim at focusing different facets of Public International Law in the area of Criminal Law, Environmental Law and Refugee Law. The event will also analyze recent trends Private International Law in the regimes of Intellectual Property Law, Anti-trust Law and International Commercial Arbitration. The themes and the subthemes of the Symposium has been very meticulously designed in order to attract diverse participation from academicians, practitioners, researcher and students which will facilitate a good exchange of ideas relating to International Law among the different sectors.

The KIIT School of Law calls for research papers from undergraduate/post graduate students and invite them to present their papers during the Symposium.

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TIMELINE OF THE SYMPOSIUM
Registration for Conference opens – 10th November 2015
Deadline for submission of abstracts – 20th November 2015
Intimation of the selected abstracts – 25th November 2015
Registration for Conference closes – 30th December 2015
Deadline for submission of final papers – 5th January 2016
Inauguration of the Conference – 15th January 2016
Symposium on International Law – 16th January 2016

CONTACT DETAILS
Faculty Convenor - Ananya Chakraborty
Assistant Professor of Law
[email protected]

For any queries, please send a mail to [email protected] or contact:
Nitesh Sharma, President: +91-9692775969;
Shreyan Sengupta, Vice President: +91- 8984536979

National Conference on International Law @KIIT School Of Law Call for papers: National Conference on International Law @ KIIT School of Law, Bhubaneshwar. Law Students can submit the abstracts by 20th November, 2015.

Prof. Stephen Barnes, Asst. Dean, School of Law, Penn State University, USA visited the KIIT School of Law on 17th September 2015.

He delivered a lecture on Judicial Review in United States in the light of Marbury v Madison.
The International Law Society arranged for an interaction session of the members with Prof. Barnes. He discussed the details regarding the Post Graduate Programme in Penn Law and also shared his ideas of a good Personal Statement. He also shared his personal experience in China and enlightened us with his ideas of practicing in the New York State Bar.
We were honoured that he took some time out from his busy schedule for the members of this Society.

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KIIT Law School International Law Society KIIT Law School International Law Society, is a registered chapter organization of the International Law Society Association (ILSA in Washington D.C.) at KLS, with a view to promote international law among the legal fraternity.

To all the participant and of course the quiz masters. The International Law Society of the KIIT Chapter thanks all of you for making this a success. So the wait begins for the next edition. Bigger and better. Please do provide us with your feedback. Cheers!