International Law Sanctions and Australian Courts

The ILAwas founded in Brussels in 1873, with the belief that international law is key to peace, justice and development in a globalised world. Its constitutional objectives are “the study, clarification and development of international law, both public and private, and the furtherance of international understanding and respect for international law”. The ILA has consultative status, as an international non-governmental organisation, with a number of the United Nations specialised agencies. The ILA has a vibrant and growing community of over 4,500 members and 63 branches worldwide, including the Australian Branch.

International Law Association (Australian Branch)

This seminar addresses the interaction of international law sanctions against Russia with Australian law and courts.

Marque Lawyers

One response to gross violations of international law is the imposition of different sanctions against an offending state. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has precipitated far-reaching sanctions by countries across the world, including Australia. ILA(Australia), the International Law Section of the Law Council of Australia and Marque Lawyers present a seminar addressing the interaction of international law sanctions with Australian law and court proceedings.Speakers:Dr Christopher Ward SC, 6 St James Hall Chambers. Autonomous Sanctions: Developments involving RussiaDanielle Kroon, Marque Lawyers.Navigating the Australian Sanctions RegimeChair: Damian Sturzaker, Marque LawyersThe event is hosted at Marque Lawyers, with light refreshments available. Online participation is also possible and the link will be circulated to registrants just before the event.

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