Pandemic

Qinhuangdao applies new technologies to cope with pandemic

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The pandemic has pushed many Chinese cities to accelerate their infrastructure construction. In the northern city of Qinhuangdao, the local government has employed preferential policies to boost emerging technologies. CGTN’s Li Jiaming has the story. Subscribe to us on YouTube: https://goo.gl/lP12gA Download our APP on Apple Store (iOS): https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cctvnews-app/id922456579?l=zh&ls=1&mt=8 Download our APP on Google Play … Read more Qinhuangdao applies new technologies to cope with pandemic

Is India’s Covid-19 tracing app an instrument for mass surveillance?

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As debate rages in France over the Covid-19 tracing app StopCovid, India’s own government-launched app has already been downloaded over 100 million times in just over a month. The launch of Aarogya Setu, which means “a bridge for health” in Hindi, has been a resounding success. But despite this victory and the recent announcement that … Read more Is India’s Covid-19 tracing app an instrument for mass surveillance?

Is Coronavirus Finally Under Control? | This Morning

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During Monday’s press briefing, Health Secretary Matt Hancock declared that Britain is ‘winning the battle against coronavirus’. But, following a further 324 deaths in the UK yesterday – do we really have the pandemic under control? We’re joined by Professors Carl Henegan and Hugh Pennington with their thoughts on the latest coronavirus news. Broadcast on … Read more Is Coronavirus Finally Under Control? | This Morning

The Challenge of risk assessment by the European Court of Human Rights

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An address to the Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law (CILJ) Conference in April 2020, in Panel 10: Risk and Diligence in Human Rights and Refugee Law, by Professor Frédéric Bouhon, Professor of Public Law at the University of Liège (Belgium). The Cambridge International Law Journal 9th Annual Cambridge International Law Conference on the theme of … Read more The Challenge of risk assessment by the European Court of Human Rights

The Specification of Rules of Differentiation in the NDCs to the Paris Agreement

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An address to the Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law (CILJ) Conference in April 2020, in Panel 3: Climate Change and Public International Law—Overcoming Challenges in Governance, Cooperation and Implementation, by Dr. iur. Ulrike Will (M.A.), Researcher, Leipzig University of Applied Sciences (HTWK). The Cambridge International Law Journal 9th Annual Cambridge International Law Conference on the … Read more The Specification of Rules of Differentiation in the NDCs to the Paris Agreement

The Toxic Impact of Illiberalism on Cooperative International Legal Systems

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An address to the Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law (CILJ) Conference in April 2020, in Panel 13: Rise or Decline of Multilateralism? Current Dynamics in Treaty Negotiation, Cooperation and Withdrawal, by Heather McAdams, Editor in Chief, N.Y.U. Journal of International Law & Politics, J.D. Candidate, New York University School of Law. Full title: “The Toxic … Read more The Toxic Impact of Illiberalism on Cooperative International Legal Systems

Outside The Margin For Error: The Invalidity of The Philippines’ Withdrawal From The Rome Statute

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An address to the Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law (CILJ) Conference in April 2020, in Panel 13: Rise or Decline of Multilateralism? Current Dynamics in Treaty Negotiation, Cooperation and Withdrawal, by Gemmo Bautista Fernandez, Doctoral Student at the Australian National University, Raphael Lorenzo A. Pangalangan, LL.M. Candidate, University of Cambridge. The Cambridge International Law Journal … Read more Outside The Margin For Error: The Invalidity of The Philippines’ Withdrawal From The Rome Statute

Should I Stay or Should I Go? Treaty Withdrawal and Recalcitrant States

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An address to the Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law (CILJ) Conference in April 2020, in Panel 13: Rise or Decline of Multilateralism? Current Dynamics in Treaty Negotiation, Cooperation and Withdrawal, by Joseph Crampin, Ph.D, Candidate, University College London. The Cambridge International Law Journal 9th Annual Cambridge International Law Conference on the theme of ‘International Law … Read more Should I Stay or Should I Go? Treaty Withdrawal and Recalcitrant States

It’s a Match! Understanding Technical Aspects of “Open Architecture” Investment Treatymaking

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An address to the Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law (CILJ) Conference in April 2020, in Panel 13: Rise or Decline of Multilateralism? Current Dynamics in Treaty Negotiation, Cooperation and Withdrawal, by Ashlee Uren, LL.M. Candidate, Georgetown University. The Cambridge International Law Journal 9th Annual Cambridge International Law Conference on the theme of ‘International Law and … Read more It’s a Match! Understanding Technical Aspects of “Open Architecture” Investment Treatymaking

The Future of Environmental Norms in ICSID Arbitration

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An address to the Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law (CILJ) Conference in April 2020, in Panel 12: Addressing Environmental Risk through International Trade and Investment, by Godwin Tan, Trainee Solicitor, Allen & Overy, London; Andrea Chong, Trainee, Rajah & Tann, Singapore. Full title: “The Future of Environmental Norms in ICSID Arbitration: Counterclaims, New Generation Treaties … Read more The Future of Environmental Norms in ICSID Arbitration

Promoting Investment in Sustainable Landscape Management:Lessons Learned from DR Congo

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An address to the Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law (CILJ) Conference in April 2020, in Panel 12: Addressing Environmental Risk through International Trade and Investment, by Freedom-Kai Phillips, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Cambridge. Full title: “Promoting Investment in Sustainable Landscape Management and Traditional Knowledge to Advance Sustainable Development: Legal Measures and Lessons Learned from the … Read more Promoting Investment in Sustainable Landscape Management:Lessons Learned from DR Congo

Implementing Environmental Treaties Through Green Finance Taxonomies

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An address to the Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law (CILJ) Conference in April 2020, in Panel 12: Addressing Environmental Risk through International Trade and Investment, by Grégoire Lunven de Chanrond, Ph.D. Candidate in Laws, Chinese University of Hong Kong. The Cambridge International Law Journal 9th Annual Cambridge International Law Conference on the theme of ‘International … Read more Implementing Environmental Treaties Through Green Finance Taxonomies

Regulation of Cyber-Attacks in Outer Space: an International Law Perspective

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An address to the Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law (CILJ) Conference in April 2020, in Panel 11: International Air and Space Law—Issues on the Horizon, by Keertana Venkatesh, Student of law, Gujarat National Law University. The Cambridge International Law Journal 9th Annual Cambridge International Law Conference on the theme of ‘International Law and Global Risks: … Read more Regulation of Cyber-Attacks in Outer Space: an International Law Perspective