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Time and place: –, Professorboligen, Det juridiske fakultet, Oslo

Seminaret markerer 100-årsjubileum til Norsk forening for internasjonal rett (NFIR), og arrangeres i samarbeid med forskergruppen for internasjonal rett ved Det juridiske fakultet, Universitetet i Oslo. Under seminaret vil vi reflektere over betydning av folkerett på ulike rettsområder i Norge.

Time and place: –, Domus Juridica Rom 7227

Entangled Asylum in the Nordic Region asks what role human rights law plays in asylum adjudication. This seemingly straightforward question unfolds into a more foundational puzzle about how international law operates on the ground.

Time and place: –, Room 7224, Domus Juridica

Parliaments in International Law examines the role of domestic parliaments as international legal actors.

Time and place: –, Domus Academica, Auditorium 6 (entrance from the University Square, Karl Johans gate 47).

This seminar will deal with the consequences of the ICJ Climate Opinion https://www.icj-cij.org/case/187 for international law and also for Norwegian policy. The Advisory Opinion was requested by a unanimous UN General Assembly and most states made written and many also oral submissions to the ICJ. Norway was one of the countries proposing the GA resolution.  

Time and place: –, Room 7224, Domus Juridica

How can international courts build stronger connections with states and the public? In this seminar, Associate Professor Nicole De Silva (Concordia University) presents findings from a collaborative project with the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights. The study analyzes the Court’s outreach missions and offers practical recommendations to enhance their impact. 

Time and place: –, Domus Juridica Room 7227

Drawing on his extensive experience in both academic and policy circles—including over a decade on the U.S. State Department’s Advisory Committee on International Law—Professor Ratner will offer critical insights into the intersection of law, diplomacy, and global order during the Trump administration.

Time and place: –, Room 7227, Domus Juridica

The Research Group on International Law is delighted to invite you to an engaging lecture featuring Izolda Takacs, a scholar of International Law and a visiting researcher at the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights (NCHR). In this seminar, she will explore the tensions between the theory and practice of jus cogens, focusing on the legal challenges posed by Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.

Time and place: –, Room 7227, Domus Juridica

The research group invites you to a lunch seminar with Professor Mads Andenæs on the topic of General Principles of Law.

Time and place: –, Domus Juridica Rom 7227

We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming Research Group Lunch Seminar on Tuesday, 9th of April, where Samuel Shannon will present his article titled Private Actions as a Meta-Remedy in EU National Courts.

Time and place: –, Auditorium 1 Domus Juridica

Hvordan kan Norge balansere nasjonale interesser med globale forpliktelser i en tid med eskalerende internasjonale konflikter og klimakrise? Bli med på en innsiktsfull forelesning som utfordrer våre perspektiver på Norges fremtidige vei.

Time and place: –, Domus Juridica Rom 7227

Co-rapporteur for the ILA Committee on ADR in Public International Law, Yuliya Chernykh will present a preliminary draft of her contribution to the committee’s report.

Time and place: –, Domus Juridica Rom 7227

Research Group on International Law is delighted to invite you to an engaging lecture featuring Astrid Kjeldgaard-Pedersen, Professor in International Law at the University of Copenhagen. She will present on the topic of Current International Legal Debates in Denmark, with a particular focus on defense cooperation agreements with the United States.