As someone who loves Korean literature, I’m thrilled to see Han Kang win the Nobel Prize more than my paper being accepted or published. Definitely recommend Han Kang’s Human Acts!!

Looking forward to the BIICL workshop! Shout out to other London law of the sea geeks other there - I’ll be moderating the first session on the delimitation methodology.

The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea entered into force on 16 November 1994. Today, the Tribunal joins the international community in celebrating the 30th anniversary of the entry into force of #UNCLOS.

📢CILJ invites abstracts for its 14th Annual Conference at the Cambridge Faculty of Law, 28–29 April 2025. Theme: 'Navigating a Multipolar World: Challenges to the Post-WWII Status Quo of International Law'.🌍⚖️✨ 📅Submit abstract by 9 January 2025: …ofinternatlandcomplaw.submittable.com/submit/311500/…

Excited to convene Modern Law Review Seminar, 'Multilateralism and the making of int'l law: #BBNJ' with José Manuel Pacheco Castillo @CarolDyckGPO Manfredi Marciante Sam Varvastian Danai-Fani Georgoula M.M So Yeon Kim | 김소연 Antonio Coco Christiane Ahlborn Eleni Methymaki Judge Ida Caracciolo International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea

Was a great pleasure to participate in the Modern Law Review seminar organised by Meagan Wong, and especially enjoyed the wonderful paper by @CarolDyckGPO. Always love to network with more law of the sea nerds! 😆

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Thread of hilarious maps you've (probably) never seen before 🧵 1. World map according to fish

Last week, the Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology (#KIOST) & BIICL co-hosted a #Maritime Boundary Workshop to discuss developments in maritime delimitation case law. A report will be available in the coming weeks. linkedin.com/posts/constant… #LawoftheSea #UNCLOS

“In Han’s world, people are wounded, fragile, in some sense weak, and yet they possess just enough strength, and just the right kind of strength, to take another step or ask another question, request another document or interview another surviving witness.” Ellen Mattson,

Delighted to be awarded funding by Modern Law Review to convene Modern Law Review Seminar, 'Multilateralism and the making of international law: Marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction #BBNJ 🪸', Wivenhoe House Hotel, University of Essex Essex Law School last Wed 4th Dec.

The second paper was authored and presented by @CarolDyckGPO Western Law,'The Case for a High Seas Marine Protected Area in the Central Arctic Ocean' chaired by the excellent Antonio Coco with insightful and astute intervention by brilliant Discussant So Yeon Kim | 김소연.

The fourth paper was authored and presented by Sam Varvastian Cardiff Law, 'The Contribution of the BBNJ Agreement to Tackling the Triple Planetary Crisis' chaired by the wonderful So Yeon Kim | 김소연 with intervention by Discussant Judge Ida Caracciolo International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.

Special thanks to my wonderful colleagues So Yeon Kim | 김소연 and Antonio Coco for their support throughout the organization of the event. I love teaching international law of the sea 🐟with these two brilliant minds and so happy that we could be Discussants together in this event!

Happy to see that this article with Prof Hyun Jung Kim has finally been published in International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Join us for this upcoming seminar next week: 2 pm, Tuesday 4 February: 'East Asian Disputes: the case of Japan and Korea'. More info: buff.ly/4jyjYyN

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이제 한화만 잘하면 된다

한화 이글스, 19년만에 선발 6연승 달성

READ HERE: The summary of the #ICJ Advisory Opinion on the Obligations of States in respect of Climate Change. go.icj-cij.org/4kYgfKy