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C l i c k h e r e t o r e g i s t e r

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1.00pm Registration Opens

1.15pm Welcome:

Professor Natalie Klein, UNSW Sydney and Vice-President of the International Law Association

(Australian Branch)

Katlyn Kraus, New South Wales Young Lawyers – International Law Committee

1.30-2.55pm Panel One: Future Prospects of International Courts

Chair: Damian Sturzaker, Marque Lawyers

Speakers:

A/Professor Douglas

Guilfoyle UNSW Canberra

Lacking Conviction: Is the

International Criminal Court broken?

Callista Harris

University of Sydney The ICJ’s Advisory Function

and Contentious Disputes:

Looking to the Future after Chagos

Professor Natalie Klein

UNSW Sydney Powerful States and

International Courts

2.55-3.05pm Amenities break

3.05-4.30pm Panel Two: Future of Climate Change Litigation

Chair: The Hon. Justice Nicola Pain, NSW Land and Environment Court

Speakers:

Martijn Wilder AM Baker McKenzie

Transnational Perspectives

on Climate Litigation

Professor Tim Stephens University of Sydney

The Prospects for Climate

Litigation in the International Court of

Justice

Professor Shirley Scott UNSW Canberra

Would it be Useful for the

UN Security Council to Establish a Climate Change

Court or Tribunal?

4.30-5.00pm Afternoon Tea break

5.00-6.30pm Panel Three: Future of Trade, Investment & International Commercial Arbitration

Disputes

Chair: Marina Kofman, Norton Rose Fulbright

Speakers:

Dr Weihuan Zhou

UNSW Sydney

The Future of the WTO

Dispute Settlement Mechanism

Professor Chester Brown

University of Sydney

Should Investor-State

Dispute Settlement Be Reformed? A Review of the

Developments in

UNCITRAL’s Working Group III

Leon Chung

Herbert Smith Freehills

International Commercial

Arbitration in Australia – the Current State of Play

6.30-7.30pm Drinks and Canapés

THE FUTURE OF

INTERNATIONAL

DISPUTE SETTLEMENT Luna Park, 27 June 2019

Program