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📢📢📢 Upcoming Training Seminar: Native Title & Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law, Wednesday 13 November 2024 📢📢📢 Are you looking to deepen your understanding of Native Title and Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law? 👉🏽 👉🏽 👉🏽 Storey & Ward ~ Lawyers. Mediators. Consultants. are offering an all-day, in-depth training seminar designed specifically for professionals working in heritage advisory, planning, environmental regulation, or community policy. This seminar covers essential topics like native title theory, the future acts regime, and the complex legal frameworks surrounding Indigenous cultural heritage in Australia. Beyond legal theory, you'll have the chance to hear directly from experts and engage in meaningful discussions on how these laws impact rights and responsibilities to culture and Country. An opportunity to engage with senior Traditional Owner Liz Allen will offer a real-world insight into the challenges Indigenous communities face today. Why Attend? ➡️ 💡Gain practical knowledge to apply in your work 💡Ideal for professionals in planning, environmental regulation, and community policy 💡Earn up to 6 CPD points (depending on your jurisdiction) If you’re ready to expand your expertise, connect with others in the field, and gain direct insights from a Traditional Owner, this seminar is an excellent opportunity. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your understanding of one of Australia’s most significant legal and cultural frameworks. For more details, including how to register, check out the link below. 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 *Special rates apply for participants from Traditional Owner organisations, contact training@storeyward.com.au for more information. #NativeTitle #CulturalHeritage #ProfessionalDevelopment #LandRights #LegalTraining Matthew Storey

📢📢📢 Upcoming Training Seminar: Native Title & Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law, Wednesday 13 November 2024 📢📢📢 Are you looking to deepen your understanding of Native Title and Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law? 👉🏽 👉🏽 👉🏽 Storey & Ward Lawyers are offering an all-day, in-depth training seminar designed specifically for professionals working in heritage advisory, planning, environmental regulation, or community policy. This seminar covers essential topics like native title theory, the future acts regime, and the complex legal frameworks surrounding Indigenous cultural heritage in Australia. Beyond legal theory, you'll have the chance to hear directly from experts and engage in meaningful discussions on how these laws impact rights and responsibilities to culture and Country. An opportunity to engage with senior Traditional Owner Liz Allen will offer a real-world insight into the challenges Indigenous communities face today. Why Attend? 💡Gain practical knowledge to apply in your work 💡Ideal for professionals in planning, environmental regulation, and community policy 💡Earn up to 6 CPD points (depending on your jurisdiction) If you’re ready to expand your expertise, connect with others in the field, and gain direct insights from a Traditional Owner, this seminar is an excellent opportunity. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your understanding of one of Australia’s most significant legal and cultural frameworks. For more details, including how to register, check out the link below. 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 *Special rates apply for participants from Traditional Owner organisations, contact training@storeyward.com.au for more information. #NativeTitle #CulturalHeritage #ProfessionalDevelopment #LandRights #LegalTraining #CommunityEngagement

📢📢📢 Upcoming Training Seminar: Native Title & Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law, Wednesday 13 November 2024 📢📢📢 Are you looking to deepen your understanding of Native Title and Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law? 👉🏽 👉🏽 👉🏽 Storey & Ward ~ Lawyers. Mediators. Consultants. are offering an all-day, in-depth training seminar designed specifically for professionals working in heritage advisory, planning, environmental regulation, or community policy. This seminar covers essential topics like native title theory, the future acts regime, and the complex legal frameworks surrounding Indigenous cultural heritage in Australia. Beyond legal theory, you'll have the chance to hear directly from experts and engage in meaningful discussions on how these laws impact rights and responsibilities to culture and Country. An opportunity to engage with senior Traditional Owner Liz Allen will offer a real-world insight into the challenges Indigenous communities face today. Why Attend? ➡️ 💡Gain practical knowledge to apply in your work 💡Ideal for professionals in planning, environmental regulation, and community policy 💡Lawyers can earn up to 6 CPD points (depending on your jurisdiction) If you’re ready to expand your expertise, connect with others in the field, and gain direct insights from a Traditional Owner, this seminar is an excellent opportunity. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your understanding of one of Australia’s most significant legal and cultural frameworks. For more details, including how to register, check out the link below. 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 *Special rates apply for participants from Traditional Owner organisations, contact training@storeyward.com.au for more information. #NativeTitle #CulturalHeritage #ProfessionalDevelopment #LandRights #LegalTraining #CommunityEngagement Matthew Storey

📢📢📢 Upcoming Training Seminar: Native Title & Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law, Wednesday 13 November 2024 📢📢📢 Are you looking to deepen your understanding of Native Title and Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law? 👉🏽 👉🏽 👉🏽 Storey & Ward Lawyers are offering an all-day, in-depth training seminar designed specifically for professionals working in heritage advisory, planning, environmental regulation, or community policy. This seminar covers essential topics like native title theory, the future acts regime, and the complex legal frameworks surrounding Indigenous cultural heritage in Australia. Beyond legal theory, you'll have the chance to hear directly from experts and engage in meaningful discussions on how these laws impact rights and responsibilities to culture and Country. An opportunity to engage with senior Traditional Owner Liz Allen will offer a real-world insight into the challenges Indigenous communities face today. Why Attend? ➡️ 💡Gain practical knowledge to apply in your work 💡Ideal for professionals in planning, environmental regulation, and community policy 💡Earn up to 6 CPD points (depending on your jurisdiction) If you’re ready to expand your expertise, connect with others in the field, and gain direct insights from a Traditional Owner, this seminar is an excellent opportunity. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your understanding of one of Australia’s most significant legal and cultural frameworks. For more details, including how to register, check out the link below. 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 *Special rates apply for participants from Traditional Owner organisations, contact training@storeyward.com.au for more information. #NativeTitle #CulturalHeritage #ProfessionalDevelopment #LandRights #LegalTraining #CommunityEngagement

📢📢📢 Upcoming Training Seminar: Native Title & Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law, Wednesday 13 November 2024 📢📢📢 Are you looking to deepen your understanding of Native Title and Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law? 👉🏽 👉🏽 👉🏽 Storey & Ward Lawyers are offering an all-day, in-depth training seminar designed specifically for professionals working in heritage advisory, planning, environmental regulation, or community policy. This seminar covers essential topics like native title theory, the future acts regime, and the complex legal frameworks surrounding Indigenous cultural heritage in Australia. Beyond legal theory, you'll have the chance to hear directly from experts and engage in meaningful discussions on how these laws impact rights and responsibilities to culture and Country. An opportunity to engage with senior Traditional Owner Liz Allen will offer a real-world insight into the challenges Indigenous communities face today. Why Attend? ➡️ 💡Gain practical knowledge to apply in your work 💡Ideal for professionals in planning, environmental regulation, and community policy 💡Earn up to 6 CPD points (depending on your jurisdiction) If you’re ready to expand your expertise, connect with others in the field, and gain direct insights from a Traditional Owner, this seminar is an excellent opportunity. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your understanding of one of Australia’s most significant legal and cultural frameworks. For more details, including how to register, check out the link below. 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 *Special rates apply for participants from Traditional Owner organisations, contact training@storeyward.com.au for more information. #NativeTitle #CulturalHeritage #ProfessionalDevelopment #LandRights #LegalTraining #CommunityEngagement

Civil Services - Law paper (s) Mains Examination- Stretegy & Reflections (5) For section- B of 1st Paper Law optional in civil services exam, the International Law syllabus is compact and in synchronization with International bodies and humanitarian laws of humqn rights as declared under U N manifesto. The prevailing book on International Law & Human Rights by Dr S K Kapoor is all time high.The contents of the Book virtually dealt every part of the mentioned syllabus of the exam. The first hand reading and an analysis of 10-12 year's previous questions clearly brings out the settings and trends of the Examination . The relevant question is , Is A K Kapoor book sufficient or needs additional list ? The book is base of every civil services exam Aspirants in International Law. But additional source of materials viz various International research papers is necessary to manifest the effective presentation of answers. However, one needs to go through 2 more books on International Law viz The Law of International Organization by Nigel White And International Law by Malcolm N Shaw. These 2 books along with S K Kapoor book makes an effective and successful combination to study a complete spectrum of Law in International jurisdiction. List of selected area of study : *Definition & Nature of International Law *Relationship between International Law &Municipal Law *Recognition & State of succession *Intervention & International Organization/ Treaties *State jurisdiction & Territory *Law of the Sea & International Tribunals dealing with Seas Law *Nationality, Extradition, Asylum *International Criminal Law & Establishment of International Criminal Court *International Economic cooperation & International Economic order, Development & Environment *Treaties & World Organization, WTO, TRIPS/ TRIM Agreements *Settlement of International disputes * Disarmament All this is broad outline of mentioned syllabus and selective reference of previous questions. Necessity of International Case Laws : Whether necessary ? Not quite imperative as in constitutional law but reference of few concise and significant case laws of international importance is significant to provide a legitimate answers. List of cases for study Constitutional & Administrative Law- Part- A Paper I The foremost area of study for any civil services Aspirants in this context who opted Law as optional and also for aspiring civil servants the questions of Administrative laws and Constitutional separation of powers is central issue. And then comes the Parliamentary privileges and legislative separation of powers under different schedules of the Constitution. Fortunately the supreme court dealt with these ever evolving issues in various decisions and some of the verdict is judicial precedents. Hence a short synopsis of these cases is quite imperative and significant : *In Re : Powers, Privileges and Immunities of State Legislature- (1965- AIR)

📢📢📢 Upcoming Training Seminar: Native Title & Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law, Wednesday 13 November 2024 📢📢📢 Are you looking to deepen your understanding of Native Title and Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law? 👉🏽 👉🏽 👉🏽 Storey & Ward Lawyers are offering an all-day, in-depth training seminar designed specifically for professionals working in heritage advisory, planning, environmental regulation, or community policy. This seminar covers essential topics like native title theory, the future acts regime, and the complex legal frameworks surrounding Indigenous cultural heritage in Australia. Beyond legal theory, you'll have the chance to hear directly from experts and engage in meaningful discussions on how these laws impact rights and responsibilities to culture and Country. An opportunity to engage with senior Traditional Owner Liz Allen will offer a real-world insight into the challenges Indigenous communities face today. Why Attend? 💡Gain practical knowledge to apply in your work 💡Ideal for professionals in planning, environmental regulation, and community policy 💡Earn up to 6 CPD points (depending on your jurisdiction) If you’re ready to expand your expertise, connect with others in the field, and gain direct insights from a Traditional Owner, this seminar is an excellent opportunity. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your understanding of one of Australia’s most significant legal and cultural frameworks. For more details, including how to register, check out the link below. 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 *Special rates apply for participants from Traditional Owner organisations, contact training@storeyward.com.au for more information. #NativeTitle #CulturalHeritage #ProfessionalDevelopment #LandRights #LegalTraining #CommunityEngagement

Very excited to announce the Programme for the 81st Biennial Conference of the International Law Association in Athens is here! https://lnkd.in/gHRSEjhG International law constantly evolves, moves forward; but in what direction and who contributes thereto? What does moving forward mean? Ever expanding and progressing towards a liberal ideal or shrinking in front of insurmountable challenges and forces that undermine the international legal order? And which fields showcase more pertinently the dilemmas that international law is encountering? The 2024 Biennial Conference purports to launch a multilevel discussion regarding the future of international law: perennial questions surrounding state sovereign and challenges of international law’s enforcement are today accentuated by urgent crisis: climate change, populism. War, economic inequalities, backlash regarding the protection of human rights, revival of the domestic affairs mantra, corruption, international law faces increasingly serious risks. Yet at the same time, this move forward reflects a more diversified and inclusive legal order: new actors (civil society, local authorities, the international community as a whole), new lawmaking methods (best practices, model laws and guidelines) and new means of enforcement confirm the relevance and robustness of the international legal order. The Conference seeks to showcase new practices and innovative research in various fields of international law, such as the sources doctrine, state sovereignty, international human rights law, international economic law, international environmental law, jus ad bellum and jus in bello etc. New tendencies, such as the greening of energy law or the gendering of human rights protection, will be highlighted. In this framework, the 2024 Biennial Conference launches a Call for Papers on 4 specific angles of the general Conference theme. In addition to these proposed sessions, the ILA Committees and Study Groups will be submitting and presenting Reports and resolutions at the Conference. Established in 1873, the International Law Association (ILA) aims to bring together scholars, lawyers, advocates and practitioners interested in public and private international law. The Hellenic Branch is one of the 66 national – regional branches of the International Law Association around the world, providing a forum for discussion of various international legal issues. First established in 1911, it took its present form in 1998 and now is one of the oldest branches of the network, operating under the approval of the Executive Council. Our work focuses on the field of international law, with actions such as (but not limited to) conferences, seminars, meetings in Greece and abroad, participation in ILA committees, as well as establishment of partnership withinstitutional factors of the international community who share the same objectives. #ilaathens2024

📢📢📢 Upcoming Training Seminar: Native Title & Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law, Wednesday 13 November 2024 📢📢📢 Are you looking to deepen your understanding of Native Title and Indigenous Cultural Heritage Law? 👉🏽 👉🏽 👉🏽 Storey & Ward ~ Lawyers. Mediators. Consultants. are offering an all-day, in-depth training seminar designed specifically for professionals working in heritage advisory, planning, environmental regulation, or community policy. This seminar covers essential topics like native title theory, the future acts regime, and the complex legal frameworks surrounding Indigenous cultural heritage in Australia. Beyond legal theory, you'll have the chance to hear directly from experts and engage in meaningful discussions on how these laws impact rights and responsibilities to culture and Country. An opportunity to engage with senior Traditional Owner Liz Allen will offer a real-world insight into the challenges Indigenous communities face today. Why Attend? ➡️ 💡Gain practical knowledge to apply in your work 💡Ideal for professionals in planning, environmental regulation, and community policy 💡Earn up to 6 CPD points (depending on your jurisdiction) If you’re ready to expand your expertise, connect with others in the field, and gain direct insights from a Traditional Owner, this seminar is an excellent opportunity. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your understanding of one of Australia’s most significant legal and cultural frameworks. For more details, including how to register, check out the link below. 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 *Special rates apply for participants from Traditional Owner organisations, contact training@storeyward.com.au for more information. #NativeTitle #CulturalHeritage #ProfessionalDevelopment #LandRights #LegalTraining #CommunityEngagement Matthew Storey / Ash Finn

The International Law Association (ILA) Committee on Alternative Dispute Resolution in International Law is delighted to announce a conference on Shaping Appropriate ADR in International Law on 7 April 2025, in collaboration with the ILA Italian Branch and with the Department of Law of the University of Florence. The conference will focus on a series of presentations based on papers collected through this Call. Conference Theme As 2025 begins, there is no shortage of international law disputes, in areas ranging from geopolitics to boundaries, trade, investment or environment. As disputes increase, so does interest in efficient, effective, outcomes-focused dispute resolution – whether through adjudication or through alternative means. Growing reluctance to accept binding dispute settlement in some areas of international law makes it all the more important to identify dispute settlement mechanisms that can be both acceptable to the parties and efficient. The ILA ADR Committee’s April 2025 conference will focus on appropriate ADR in public international law disputes in which at least one party is a State. Are there situations where ADR is generally more appropriate and effective for resolving international disputes, compared to other alternatives? Are particular types of such disputes best suited to ADR, or to some particular type of ADR? Our primary focus will be on non-adjudicatory and non-court processes and procedures in public international law, including but not limited to fact-finding, negotiation, mediation, conciliation, ombuds or transitional justice. Place: Florence, Italy  Venue: TBD (Hybrid Format) Submission procedure  Proposals for papers including an abstract of up to 500 words must be submitted by 5 February 2025 to the Committee secretariat at adr-ila-committee@proton.me. Proposals must also include the authors’ name, email address and short bios, indicating whether they are ILA members and whether they plan to attend the conference in person. The conference will be in a hybrid format, with speakers able to hear and speak remotely. However, preference will be given to authors participating in person. Working language: English. On details regarding the proposal topics, follow this link. https://lnkd.in/eTiYegeF