About Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai
Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai, established in 1855, holds the distinction of being the oldest law school in Asia. With a storied history and a foundational role in India’s legal education landscape, GLC has produced many prominent figures who have contributed to the fields of law, governance, and public service.
- Legacy and Impact: GLC alumni include India’s foremost legal personalities, such as freedom fighter Lokmanya Tilak and former President Smt. Pratibha Patil. The college’s contributions extend to judicial and constitutional advancements, with its alumni often occupying prestigious roles in India’s legal system.
- Distinguished Faculty: GLC’s faculty over the years has included notable figures, such as Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the principal architect of the Indian Constitution, reinforcing the institution’s dedication to producing visionary leaders.
- Recognition and Outreach: Known for its rigor in academic and practical law training, GLC fosters a holistic legal education, preparing students for both domestic and international legal careers.
About SPIL, Mumbai
Students for the Promotion of International Law (SPIL), Mumbai, was founded by GLC students in 2009 as a platform to advance the study of international law. SPIL’s mission is to enrich students’ legal perspectives and promote awareness about international law through academic and interactive engagements.
- Events and Initiatives: SPIL organizes numerous high-profile events, including workshops, guest lectures, and the International Law Summit, which brings together legal experts from around the world.
- Global Collaborations: Through partnerships with international institutions, such as the International Law Student Association (ILSA), Washington DC, SPIL enables students to engage with diverse perspectives and expand their understanding of global legal systems.
- Skill Development: SPIL’s initiatives are designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical applications, providing students with hands-on experiences that prepare them for future legal careers.
About the Event
This Guest Lecture on “The Laws of War Part III” offers a unique opportunity to explore crucial aspects of international conflict regulations. Presented by Prof. Kishu Daswani, a recognized authority in international law and SPIL faculty advisor, this lecture will delve into the complexities of the laws governing warfare, analyzing both historical and modern-day applications.
- Key Topics Covered: Prof. Daswani will cover foundational elements of the laws of war, including principles of humanitarian law, rules of engagement, and ethical considerations in conflict. Attendees will gain insights into the legal mechanisms aimed at regulating and mitigating the impact of warfare on civilians.
- Interactive Learning: The lecture is designed to be interactive, with a Q&A session following the presentation. Participants will have the opportunity to engage directly with Prof. Daswani, fostering a dynamic learning environment.
- Speaker Credentials: Prof. Daswani brings extensive experience in legal education and has been involved with prestigious international programs, including the Rotary Peace Centre in Bangkok, Thailand, where he teaches humanitarian law.
Event Details
- Event Date: 21st November 2024
- Time: 1:30 PM IST
- Mode: Offline
- Location: Auditorium, Government Law College, Mumbai
- Eligibility: Open to all law students, particularly those interested in international law, conflict resolution, and humanitarian issues.
Highlights and Benefits
- Certificate of Participation: Attendees will receive a certificate, which can be valuable for academic and professional records.
- Networking Opportunities: The event provides an excellent networking platform, allowing students to connect with like-minded peers and professionals in international law.
- Knowledge Enhancement: Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of war laws, benefiting their future studies and professional pursuits in law.
Registration Details
Participants are encouraged to register by completing the Registration Form by 20th November 2024. Early registration is advised due to limited seating capacity.
- Last Date to Register: 20th November 2024
- Event Date: 21st November 2024
For additional information or to address any queries, please contact:
- Shoaib Shaikh, President, SPIL, Mumbai
Email: spil.glc@gmail.com
Phone: - Sanika: +91 72083 13238
- Tejal: +91 89998 13066
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