The General Exceptions: Article 297: Presenter: Stephen Allen, 15.00 15.45 – Article 297 is a convoluted provision which (contrary to its title) both specifically affirms the applicability of compulsory dispute resolution in some instances but also excludes it in others. The Article was the subject of considerable comment in the Award. Chagos Break 15.45 16.00 – The Optional Exceptions: Article 298: Presenter: Keyuan Zou 16.00 16.45 – Article 298 allows individual states to exclude certain categories of disputes from compulsory jurisdiction. The on Article 298 will provide an account of state practice under Article 298 and also discuss the relevant jurisprudence on Article 298 including Chagos, South China and the Sea Arctic Sunrise. General Discussion: 16.45 17.30 – September 22 Presenter: Kate Parlett The jurisdictional implications of the references in LOSC: renvoi 09.00 09.45 – While LOSC codified much of the law sea in many cases it also refers to the continued applicability of other rules of international law, whether general or specific. It is clear that such references make such norms part of the relevant law for the purposes of Part XV (article 293) but several decisions including and suggest that Chagos, South China Sea Arctic Sunrise these references may also have jurisdictional implications insofar as they may serve to expand the matters that may be considered to be disputes as to the interpretation or application of the Convention. Participating International Organizations and Dispute settlement under LOSC: Annex IX, Article 7. Presenter: Erik Franckx, 09.45 - 10.30 Break 10.30 10.45 – Jurisdiction and admissibility issues associated with prompt release applications under Article 292 Presenter: Seline Trevisanut, 10.45 11.30 – Closing Discussion: 11.30 12.00 – Lunch 12.00 13.00 –
The General Exceptions: Article 297: Presenter: Stephen Allen, 15.00 – 15.45 Article 297 is a convoluted provision which (contrary to its title) both specifically affirms the applicability of compulsory dispute resolution in some instances but also excludes it in others. The Article was the subject of considerable comment in the Chagos Award. Break 15.45 – 16.00 The Optional Exceptions: Article 298: Presenter: Keyuan Zou 16.00 – 16.45 Article 298 allows individual states to exclude certain categories of disputes from compulsory jurisdiction. The on Article 298 will provide an account of state practice under Article 298 and also discuss the relevant jurisprudence on Article 298 including Chagos, South China Sea and the Arctic Sunrise. General Discussion: 16.45 – 17.30 September 22 The jurisdictional implications of the renvoi references in LOSC: Presenter: Kate Parlett 09.00 – 09.45 While LOSC codified much of the law sea in many cases it also refers to the continued applicability of other rules of international law, whether general or specific. It is clear that such references make such norms part of the relevant law for the purposes of Part XV (article 293) but several decisions including Chagos, South China Sea and Arctic Sunrise suggest that these references may also have jurisdictional implications insofar as they may serve to expand the matters that may be considered to be disputes as to the interpretation or application of the Convention. Participating International Organizations and Dispute settlement under LOSC: Annex IX, Article 7. Presenter: Erik Franckx, 09.45 - 10.30 Break 10.30 – 10.45 Jurisdiction and admissibility issues associated with prompt release applications under Article 292 Presenter: Seline Trevisanut, 10.45 – 11.30 Closing Discussion: 11.30 – 12.00 Lunch 12.00 – 13.00
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