Tremendous legal victory by COSIS today International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea ⚖️ COSIS official press release 👇

Case No. 31 - Available resources Read the unanimous advisory opinion of 21 judges of International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea 👉 itlos.org/fileadmin/itlo… Watch the video recording of the reading 👉 itlos.org/en/main/resour… Find a summary of the opinion in the ITLOS press release 👉 itlos.org/fileadmin/itlo…

Zachary Phillips Great thread Zachary. ABAS is the Antigua & Barbuda Agenda for SIDS

"We should prioritise Australians over multinational gas companies...they are total leeches on us...and yet we are continuing this gravy train into the future... How do we explain this to our grandkids?" 🔥🔥🔥 David Pocock #climate #auspol

The World has failed & is failing to deliver climate & financial justice to #SIDS4. The reality is that we have the tools, tech & finance to make things right, but it'll require huge amount of political will from those that have the responsibility & capacity to make a difference.

An alarming fact: Australia & Antartica are the only continents with no native ungulates (mammals with hard hooves) BUT... Australia now has the world’s largest wild populations of sambar deer, water buffalo, camels, horses & goats! Our native wildlife do not thank us for this.

COSIS at #SIDS4AB🇦🇬 Happening now! COSIS high-level side event in ID Room with PM Browne🇦🇬, PM Teo 🇹🇻, Minister Regenvanu🇻🇺, COSIS Counsel Prof. Akhavan, Mr. Blake and SG Apinelu🇹🇻 The meeting started with the appointment of H.E. Eselealofa Apinelu as Secretary General of COSIS!

The sids4 conference has really inspired me. I am proud to be Antiguan and Barbudan man🇦🇬

me having a meeting with myself to get my life together

Make sure you attend!

Congratulations my Learnéd Friend!!!!!

Today's office:

Many thanks to the Government of the Republic of Korea and to the Judges and Secretariat of the International Tribunal on the Law of the Sea for this opportunity

Ecstatic to be part of this cohort from Latin America and the Caribbean participating in this workshop. Grateful for these opportunities for capacity building in these international spaces. I encourage everyone to take advantage of them once you can.

This week, COSIS Caribbean Members’ legal reps🇦🇬🇧🇸🇰🇳🇱🇨🇻🇨including Zachary Phillips joined the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea workshop building capacity on UNCLOS and ITLOS’ dispute settlement procedures 🌊 A session was dedicated to the #ITLOSAO delivered on 21 May on the Request submitted by COSIS⚖️