On 5 May 2022 at 9am GMT, join us on Facebook and YouTube for a discussion with leading international law experts on the ongoing violations of international law by Russia, why this conflict matters to the entire international community, and the importance of international law. Continue reading “Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: Implications for International Law”
Harvard University (USA) defeated Singapore Management University (Singapore) to win the Jessup Cup at the 2022 White & Case International Rounds. Continue reading “Harvard University wins Jessup 2022!”
Support Ukraine: Donate to Relief Organizations
Many in the Jessup community have asked what they can do to support Ukraine. In response, ILSA would like to share a list of organizations actively responding to the crisis. This list is intended as guidance only. We do not endorse any of the organizations listed, nor is this an implied appeal for donations. Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of relevant organizations. Continue reading “Support for Ukraine”
With the Jessup 2022 White & Case International Rounds set to kick off shortly, ILSA is proud to launch our brand new dedicated portal – jessupir.ilsa.org! Check out our newest site for the latest information, results, awards, and everything else related to the International Rounds.
Want to get more involved with ILSA? We are now accepting applications for Student Directors. Student Directors serve as Members of the ILSA Board of Directors for a one year term. Continue reading “Become an ILSA Student Director!”
ILSA is now accepting nominations for the 2022 Student Deak Award. The Student Deak Award is sponsored by Oxford University Press for the best international law student article in a student-edited law journal. Continue reading “Now accepting nominations for the 2022 Student Deak Award”
For more than sixty years, the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition has brought together law students from nearly 100 countries to provide them with an opportunity to learn how they can help create a peaceful world through international law. The mission of the International Law Students Association has always been for students to take the lessons they have learned from the Jessup back to their home countries, and when they become leaders, to put those lessons into practice. We have held steadfast to that aspiration even when, as now, real-world events have directly impacted our students and the broader Jessup community. But this vision will prevail only if the world reinforces and redoubles the study of international law when it is most acutely challenged. Continue reading “STATEMENT FROM THE ILSA BOARD OF DIRECTORS”
We would like to thank Lesley Benn for her decade of service to the Jessup as she steps down as ILSA Executive Director. Lesley has consistently pushed to make the Jessup the biggest and best moot court competition in the world, and there is no doubt that tens of thousands of law students have been positively impacted by her efforts. While Lesley will stay involved in the Jessup community, we will all miss her constant presence and leadership. Tessa Walker will serve as Interim Executive Director of ILSA until a permanent replacement can be appointed. On behalf of the entire Jessup community, thank you and good luck, Lesley!
Dear International Law Enthusiasts:
The International Law Students Association (ILSA), the organization responsible for administering the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, is soliciting proposals for issues to be addressed in the 2023 Jessup Problem (a.k.a. the Jessup Compromis). Proposals must be submitted to ILSA via email ([email protected]) no later than 4 March 2022. Continue reading “ILSA Announces Jessup 2023 Problem Request for Proposals”
The American Society of International Law’s International Refugee Law Interest Group (IRLIG) announces its eighth annual International Refugee Law Student Writing Competition Continue reading “ILSA is proud to announce the Eighth Annual International Refugee Law Student Writing Competition”
