Fantastic opportunity to work in a world leading research centre on law of the sea!! Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea (NCLOS) (249833) | UiT The Arctic University of Norway jobbnorge.no/en/available-j…

The Annual NCLOS Conference 2023 | UiT is open for registration. We would love to see you in Tromsø. Please share… #unclos #Tromsø #ocean #commons #lawofthesea en.uit.no/tavla/artikkel…

In Singapore to represent Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea in the Norway-Singapore Science Week. Looking forward to tomorrow's Workshop co-organized with the NUS Centre for International Law on the topic: Governance in the Arctic in Times of Geopolitical Uncertainty.

Norway-Singapore Science Week started today! I, Jan Solski and Christin Skjervold are representing Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea/UiT Norges arktiske universitet We thank H.E. Eivind S. Homme, Ambassador of Norway to Singapore and Innovation Norway Singapore for welcoming us and organizind this event Leif Trana

It was an honour to have H.E. Ambassador Eivind S. Homme, H.E. Ambassador Tommy Koh, and UiT Rector Dag Rune Olsen open Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea workshop co-organized with NUS Centre for International Law.

It was a pleasure and an honour for us at Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea to co-organize a workshop on 'Governance of the Arctic in Times of Geopolitical Uncertainty' with NUS Centre for International Law and to engage in vibrant discussions which such amazing scholars and audience. #Lawofthesea #Arctic #Governance

Very happy this is out! Thanks to all the brilliant people who contributed and Routledge for supporting us all the way! Themes relate to law and order, human rights and private actors at sea. 🌊🌊🌊 SDU CLS&J BlueSDU Juridisk Institut, SDU Routledge Books ESIL-Law of the Sea IG ESIL MigRefLaw group

It was an absolute pleasure for me, Jan, and Christin from Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea to visit our friends and colleagues NUS Centre for International Law and learn more about their work. Looking forward to continuing and strengthening even more our collaboration. #Law #lawofthesea #publicinternationallaw

⁦This week has been filled with great collaboration events between #Norway 🇳🇴 and Singapore 🇸🇬 NUS_CIL⁩ is extremely honoured to sign an MoU of cooperation between ⁦NUS⁩ and ⁦Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea⁩ #UNCLOS

⁦Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea⁩ and ⁦CIL Ocean Law and Policy⁩ team with ⁦Leif Trana⁩ HE Elvind S Homme for 🇳🇴🇸🇬 MoU signing ceremony #Norway #Singapore #UNCLOS

#ITLOS Judges Armas Pfirter (Argentina), Horinouchi (Japan), Joyini (South Africa), Rhee (Republic of Korea), Kamara (Sierra Leone) and Marciniak (Poland) were today sworn in as members of the Tribunal: itlos.org/en/main/resour…

Just two weeks left for applying for a postdoctoral position at Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea. Broad thematic areas of inquiry: #Oceans and Space, Ocean #Commons, #Sovereignty -> jobbnorge.no/en/available-j…

Only two more sleeps… The Annual NCLOS Conference - 2023 | UiT full programme available with a brilliant line up of speakers and panels. uit.no/tavla/artikkel…

The 2023 NCLOS annual conference. Also our 10th anniversary. More updates to come, but here are the group photo, and shots from one of the keynotes and the two high level panels on the BBNJ and on rethinking Ocean Commons

REMINDER: the #ICJ will deliver its Order on the request for the indication of provisional measures submitted by Guyana in the case concerning Arbitral Award of 3 October 1899 (#Guyana v. #Venezuela) tomorrow, Friday 1 December, at 3 p.m. (The Hague) webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1y/k…

A Dutch Court has ordered Greenpeace to disembark its activists from the M/V Coco and pay NORI a penalty of €50,000.00 for each day it fails to comply. Yet Greenpeace can protest in the surroundings with due regard for the vessel's operations. deeplink.rechtspraak.nl/uitspraak?id=E…

Are you at COP28? Join us tomorrow (December 09)! Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea #COP28 #COP28UAE

Energy transition requires critical minerals. Arctic minerals could contribute to the reliability and resiliency of supply chains. But not at the expense of the environment and vulnerable groups. Norway should reconsider seabed mining. Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea #COP28 SV UiT Norges arktiske universitet

The IJMCL special Issue, edited by Yoshifumi Tanaka and myself is now accessible: Volume 39 Issue 2: Special Issue: Resilience of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea: 40 Years, edited by Yoshifumi Tanaka & Bjørn Kunoy (2024) (brill.com)

** Special Issue ** The International Journal of Marine and Coastal has published a Special Issue on “Protecting the Ocean: The London Convention and Stockholm Declaration at 50”. All content in #OpenAccess! brill.ws/ESTU39-3_