Workshop: New Voices in International Law

New Voices in International Law is a one-day workshop bringing together PhD candidates and early-career researchers from across the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland working within the broad field of international law.

The workshop provides a platform for emerging scholars to present innovative research and engage in critical discussion on some of the most pressing issues in contemporary international law. Panels will explore themes including international law in Europe, questions of apartheid and human rights, challenges in international humanitarian and criminal law, and political economy approaches to global legal governance.

Through a combination of panel presentations, expert commentary, and a keynote address, the event aims to foster dialogue, collaboration, and new perspectives within the international law community.

The workshop will conclude with closing remarks following a full day of discussion and networking opportunities.

Info: Exploring collective defence in NATO and the EU in the context of the Ukraine war, legal responses to border violence and pushbacks before the European Court of Human Rights, and developments in intersectional discrimination and disability rights jurisprudence.

Info: Examining the role of international legal institutions in addressing Israeli apartheid, and emerging debates on gender apartheid and legal reform in Afghanistan.

Info: Addressing the treatment of disability within international criminal law, the regulation of cyber-enabled crimes under the Rome Statute, and questions of agency and exclusion in algorithmic warfare.

Info: Considering the relationship between heritage law and cultural genocide, and analysing market-based mechanisms under the UN climate regime and the Paris Agreement.

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Host or Publisher Trinity College Dublin, School of Law