Announcements: CfP Ljubljana Sanctions Conference; Secondary Sanctions and the International Legal Order Discussion; The Law of International Society Lecture; CfS Cyber Law Toolkit; ICCT Live Webinar

1. Name for Papers: Ljubljana Sanctions Convention. The Ljubljana Sanctions Convention can be held on 25 – 26 September 2025 on the School of Legislation, College of Ljubljana. The occasion goals to encourage interdisciplinary discussions by bringing collectively practitioners, students, and consultants to discover numerous elements of sanctions in worldwide and European legislation, politics, and economics. The organisers invite abstracts overlaying a variety of matters, together with the evolution of worldwide sanctions practices, theoretical and sensible views on sanctions, challenges in nationwide sanctions implementation, sanctions and human rights, authorized points surrounding the confiscation of state and personal property, sanctions as geo-political and geo-economic instruments, hyperlinks between sanctions and funding legislation, sanctions and humanitarian motion, crucial views on sanctioning insurance policies and double requirements, and TWAIL views on sanctions. Paper and panel proposal as much as 500 phrases have to be submitted by 31 December 2024. The decision for papers and submission portal is obtainable right here.

2. Secondary Sanctions and the Worldwide Authorized Order Panel Dialogue. The T.M.C. Asser Instituut is internet hosting the free occasion “Secondary Sanctions and the Worldwide Authorized Order” at 18:00 CET on 5 November 2024 in The Hague, the Netherlands. Register right here.

3. The Legislation of Worldwide Society: A Highway Not Taken Lecture. The Middle for Important Democracy Research on the American College of Paris is holding a lecture by Martti Koskenniemi (College of Helsinki) on: “The Legislation of Worldwide Society: A Highway Not Taken”. The moderator is Anne-Charlotte Martineau (CNRS). The lecture will happen on 10 October , 10:30 at 6 Rue du Colonel Combes, 75007, Paris. Room Q-801. Register right here (for in-person or through Zoom). Co-organized with the Centre de Recherche sur les Relations entre les Risques et le Droit by Delphine Dogot (UCLille) and Roman Zinigrad (AUP).

4. Name for Submissions: Cyber Legislation Toolkit. Cyber Legislation Toolkit, the net useful resource on worldwide legislation and cyber operations, is inviting submissions for its subsequent common replace in September 2025. Profitable authors can be awarded an honorarium. The Toolkit consists of a rising variety of hypothetical eventualities, every of which incorporates an outline of cyber incidents impressed by real-world examples and accompanied by detailed authorized evaluation. The Toolkit has been expressly referenced in quite a lot of State nationwide positions on worldwide legislation in our on-line world and it has turn into a key reference level for governments, militaries, worldwide organizations, and teachers. To maintain tempo with the latest developments within the cyber safety area and stay a related useful resource, the Toolkit is repeatedly up to date. The undertaking staff welcomes proposals for brand spanking new eventualities to be included within the 2025 replace. This name for submissions is open till 15 November 2024. For extra data, see the complete textual content of the decision.

5. ICCT Stay Webinar. The Worldwide Centre for Counter-Terrorism (ICCT) is internet hosting a webinar entitled “The Function of Transitional Justice within the Context of Counter-Terrorism: Alternatives and Challenges” on 29 October at 15:00 (CET). The brand new Particular Rapporteur on the promotion of fact, justice, reparation and ensures of non-recurrence, Professor Bernard Duhaime, will clarify his strategy to the mandate and his areas of curiosity for the years to come back. Afterwards, a panel of counter-terrorism consultants will study the relevance of transitional justice for counter-terrorism. Register right here.