We are deeply saddened by Professor Karen Knop’s passing. Generations of international lawyers will remember her for all the brilliant contributions to the betterment of the discipline.

I have a new (Open Access) article in Asian Journal of International Law. It examines the scary and problematic discourse on terrorism and how it involves, undercuts and synthesizes with discourse on Indigenous peoples' human rights in the Philippines. Find it here: doi.org/10.1017/S20442…

Asian Journal of International Law is immensely grateful to all its reviewers for their generous help. Cambridge University Press - Law has just announced the recipients of Asian Journal of International Law Annual Reviewer Award 2021/22. Many congratulations to @Cheah_WL Prabhash Ranjan Mohammad Shahabuddin and Chen Yifeng. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

📢 We have just published the first issue of our blog, 'AsianSIL Voices'! Access here 👉 cambridge.org/core/blog/tag/…. Watch this space for more interesting & compelling essays about #Asia & #internationallaw in general! Prabhakar Singh Marija Jovanovic Pouria Askary @ProfSSayapin

📣 The Asian Journal of International Law has launched the AsianSIL Voices blog! Find the first four articles and an introduction here: ow.ly/Asok50L8stS

Our colleagues at the Centre for International Law Studies in Indonesia have organized an important conference on October 24-25. Details are available below:

Is there an #emerging #customary international law obligation to avoid, reduce or prevent #statelessness in South Asia? My article in the Asian Journal of International Law argues that despite the prevalence of statelessness, there is evidence of such an obligation in South Asia. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

WATCH AGAIN: the address of #ICJ President Joan E. Donoghue before the General Assembly of the #UN on 27 October 2022 media.un.org/en/asset/k1n/k… United NationswebTV @UN

It’s not too late to act on the climate crisis. Solutions exist. We must #ActNow and scale up investments to reduce emissions & adapt to climate impacts.

AsianSIL Voices, Blog #2: Vahid Bazzar (Allameh Tabataba’i University, Iran) evaluates the propriety of Germany's action to institute a case against Italy before the ICJ re: jurisdictional immunity of a State. Did Germany make the right action? Read here👉cambridge.org/core/blog/2022…

Call For Papers: Conference on Global Crisis and Global Legal Orders: “What should we now discuss for the Future of Global Legal Ordering?” at Waseda University (Tokyo) and also online. Details below: waseda.jp/folaw/icl/news…

AsianSIL Voices, Blog #3: Reflecting on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, Prof Toshiki Mogami (University of Basel) urges the review and reconstruction of the UN security system to avoid the system's collapse into conflicting camps. Read his views here: cambridge.org/core/blog/2022…

New research from our UTS Faculty of Law colleague Ramona Vijeyarasa in the Asian Journal of International Law. CEDAW Committee's latest decision finds Sri Lanka in violation of the Convention for criminalising consensual same-sex relations - an essential evolution in CEDAW's jurisprudence cambridge.org/core/journals/…

As the US Africa leaders summit starts on Monday, my thoughts on what they should seek on trade: Afronomicslaw Ahmednasir Abdullahi SC UNDP Africa Lori Wallach Karine Jean-Pierre Wamkele Mene Melaku Geboye Desta David Luke AfCFTA Secretariat Official Pan African Chamber AI theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/oped/comme…

Our #HumanRightsDay article collection includes research from BHR Journal, International Journal of Law in Context, Asian Journal of International Law, Law & Social Inquiry, German Law Journal, @Eu_Const, LJIL, Asian Journal of International Law, EJRR, International and Comparative Law Quarterly, The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, Journal of Law and Religion, AJIL and AJIL Unbound, and more: ow.ly/fftx50LVAUW

We resume the final essays of our #digitalisingcontinent Symposium with Uchenna Anyamele's post on "Digitalising Trade Finance under the African Continental Free Trade Agreement: Lessons from the Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records" afronomicslaw.org/category/analy…

We are finally starting to forge a peace pact with nature. Delegates at #COP15 have agreed on a new Global Biodiversity Framework. This is an important step for determined diplomacy and I urge all countries to deliver on their commitments.

UN General Assembly Committee Adopts Resolution Requesting Second Advisory Opinion from ICJ on Occupied Palestinian Territory | by @susanrosepower ejiltalk.org/?p=21701

Many congratulations to our Co-Editor-in-Chief Professor Antony Anghie. Richly deserved!

Have you been following the new blog series from Asian Journal of International Law and the Asian Society of International Law (AsianSIL)? Explore 12 (and counting!) blog posts on #intlaw topics including #humanrights, the ICJ, genocide in Ukraine, and more: ow.ly/FZL050MIism