Posted by 17th Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition 2017 [Sept 21 – 24, Delhi]: Submit by Sept 19
Divya Singh
About the 17th Henry Dunant Memorial Moot
The Indian Society of International Law (ISIL) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) are happy to announce that the 17th Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition on International Humanitarian Law will be held in New Delhi.
History
In 2001, ICRC Regional Delegation for South Asia initiated the Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition, with the aim of promoting better awareness of IHL among law students at universities throughout India.
This competition is named in memory of Mr Henry Dunant, the co-founder of the ICRC and the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement in 1863.
The reputation and status of the Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition has grown steadily since its inception in 2001.
Eligibility
All universities, colleges, and institutions imparting legal education on a regular or evening basis in a program of study that leads to a Bachelors degree in law (LL.B / BL) or Masters in law (LL.M / ML) are eligible to participate in the Moot Court competition.
All students enrolled on a full time or evening basis in a program of study leading to or equivalent to a Bachelors degree in law (LL.B / BL) or Masters in law (LL.M / ML), are eligible to participate.
Students who have participated in this Moot Court competition on a previous occasion are not eligible to participate again.
Official Language
The official working language of the Moot Court is English.
Team Composition
Each participating university/college/institute shall nominate only one team consisting of three student members, plus a coach from the faculty of the university/college/institute that they represent.
Dates
21st to 24th September 2017 at the premises of the ISIL.
Location
Indian Society of International Law, New Delhi
Registration and Invitation of the 17th Henry Dunant Memorial Moot
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17th Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Problem
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Rules
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