Mexico v. Smith & Wesson: Cross-Border Implications
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Latin America and the Caribbean
Global Engagement Series - International Law, Peace, Security, and Democracy in Latin America
Global Engagement Series
Cosponsored by the Latin American Society of international Law
Presentación de Libro: “La doctrina del control de convencionalidad” por Eréndira Ramos
Legitimate Expectations in Domestic Legal Systems and Public International Law
“Legitimate expectations” is a concept at the heart of many Investor-State proceedings.
Current Human Rights Developments and Challenges in the Americas: Priorities and work plan of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
Along with traditional and persistent human rights violations, the Americas face additional human rights challenges, including the current COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, the erosion of democracy in several countries, freedom of expression in the digital era, migration, and the questioning of multilateralism, among many others.
A Latin American Approach to the Hague Rules on Business and Human Rights Arbitration
Please join us for a discussion on the 2019 Hague Rules on Business and Human Rights Arbitration hosted by the American Society of International Law and supported by Young ICCA and Zuleta Abogados.