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Program Fiat Justitia actualizat

Bună seara! Aici este programul reactualizat al concursului Fiat Justitia. 1) Înscrierea echipelor: 1-15 martie 2012 2) Anunţarea calităţii procesuale a echipelor: 25 martie 2012 3) Elaborarea memoriilor: 15 aprilie 2012 a) Întrebarile echipelor cu privire la caz:25 martie 2012 b) Publicarea clarificărilor: 28 martie 2012 4) Predarea memoriilor:15 aprilie 2012 5) Pregatirea pledoariilor: 10 aprilie – 4 mai 2012 6) Faza preliminară: 5 mai 2012 7) Marea finală: 6 mai 2012 Vă doresc mult succes tuturor!

Cauza/Regulament Fiat Justitia (repostare)

Bună ziua! Îmi cer scuze pentru problemele apărute în legătură cu vizualizarea cauzei şi regulamentului. Repostez cauza şi regulamentul. (Puteti da click pe ferestrele de mai jos pentru a intra pe pagina documentului pentru a-l vizualiza mai bine/descărca sau printa după caz.) Vă mulţumesc pentru înţelegere! Cauza 2012 Regulament P.S. Dacă mai apar probleme v-aş ruga să lăsaţi un comment sau să mă contactaţi la adresa de e-mail iusiuventutis2008@yahoo.com

UNITY vs. DIVERSITY: THE FRAGMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

In the last decades, international law has been challenged by the emergence of specialized regimes, such as trade law, human rights law, European law, which contributed to the fragmentation of international law. The scholarly debate has focused on the repercussions of these practices on the global order. The term “fragmentation” is used to refer to the division of international law into “regional or functional regimes with special interests and ethos.” This division represents a potential for conflict among different subsystems or courts. A relevant example is ICTY’s Tadic case deviating from the “effective control” test used by the ICJ in the Nicaragua case. There is fragmentation when two or more rules apply to the same issue and point in different directions; or one rule applies to a given matter but is interpreted differently. In other words, fragmentation occurs where two treaties or two tribunals suggest different ways of dealing with the same problem. Fragmentation ha...

Perioada de inscriere pentru Fiat Justitia prelungită

Perioada de înscriere pentru concursul Fiat Justitia a fost prelungită până la data de 15 martie 2012. Pentru informaţii despre concurs accesaţi link-urile: http://iusiuventutis.blogspot.com/2012/02/fiat-justitia-2012.html , aici găsiţi cauza şi regulamentul: http://iusiuventutis.blogspot.com/2012/02/regulament-si-cauza-fiat-justitia-2012.html . Mult succes!

THE CHANGING INTERNATIONAL LEGAL ORDER: HOW HUMAN RIGHTS NGOs SHAPE INTERNATIONAL LAW

Traditionally speaking, Public International Law represents a set of norms enacted by states in order to regulate the relations between them. However, since the end of the Cold War, the role of NGOs has significantly influenced the international realm. NGOs have been subject to significant growth, especially in the area of human rights, humanitarian law and environmental law. Currently, Article 71 of the UN Charter serves as a legal basis for the activities of NGOs. Article 71 provides that NGOs can intervene in the international arena and can be granted consultative status. NGOs can influence international law-making process in several ways. Firstly, they encourage states to codify international rules. Their initiatives result very often in soft law, which may serve as a basis for future “hard law”. Secondly, NGOs have a watchdog and monitoring role, they ensure that legal norms are applied correctly and provide technical resources or expertise. Furthermore, as Cullen and Morrow...