[The following announcement
is posted on behalf of the Moot Court Committee, National Law University Delhi]
is posted on behalf of the Moot Court Committee, National Law University Delhi]
National Law University Delhi (NLU Delhi)
has been officially selected by ICC Hague and Leiden University for organizing
the 2016 India Qualifying National Rounds of the International Criminal Court
Moot Court Competition. The National Rounds are tentatively scheduled to take
place in early March next year. The Competition is a realistic simulation of
proceedings at the International Criminal Court. The moot addresses fundamental
issues of substantive and procedural international criminal law.
has been officially selected by ICC Hague and Leiden University for organizing
the 2016 India Qualifying National Rounds of the International Criminal Court
Moot Court Competition. The National Rounds are tentatively scheduled to take
place in early March next year. The Competition is a realistic simulation of
proceedings at the International Criminal Court. The moot addresses fundamental
issues of substantive and procedural international criminal law.
The registrations for the international
rounds are open till 22 October, and more details can be accessed here: http://iccmoot.com/registration/.
The National Rounds organizers would subsequently devise a separate
registration procedure after teams have registered for the International
Rounds.
rounds are open till 22 October, and more details can be accessed here: http://iccmoot.com/registration/.
The National Rounds organizers would subsequently devise a separate
registration procedure after teams have registered for the International
Rounds.
NLU Delhi is extremely glad to partner with
the Organizing Committee of the ICC Moot Court Competition and the Grotius
Centre for International Legal Studies at Leiden University to organize the
National Rounds. The ICC Moot encourages students to study the working of the
International Criminal Court, which becomes extremely pertinent in the current
global context.
the Organizing Committee of the ICC Moot Court Competition and the Grotius
Centre for International Legal Studies at Leiden University to organize the
National Rounds. The ICC Moot encourages students to study the working of the
International Criminal Court, which becomes extremely pertinent in the current
global context.
We look forward to welcoming you in New
Delhi next year for the National Rounds, and we hope you keep India’s flag
flying at Den Haag.
Delhi next year for the National Rounds, and we hope you keep India’s flag
flying at Den Haag.
The rules for the International Rounds can
be accessed at http://iccmoot.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/RulesofProcedure_2016.pdf.
Please contact us at [email protected]
for any queries or clarifications.
be accessed at http://iccmoot.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/RulesofProcedure_2016.pdf.
Please contact us at [email protected]
for any queries or clarifications.
