Canadian Bar Association

Careful what you wish for

May 31, 2024
Dr. A Neil Campbell, Jonathan O’Hara, William Pellerin, Jamie M. Wilks and Tayler Farrell

Canada issues long-awaited guidance on economic sanctions.

Managing client expectations with clarity and transparency

April 05, 2024
Dr. Rupak Sarma

Well-attended event provides valuable update on the growing popularity of institutional arbitration in Canada.

The airline industry and international law

January 19, 2024
Dr. Rupak Sarma

What legal experts have to say about recent developments in that field.

My legal bucket list

July 10, 2023
Sabrina Clark

Gain international legal experience with an overseas organization: Check!

Journey of openness

July 10, 2023
Tina Daschuk

My experience with the Young Lawyers Internal Program.

Canada’s potential to shine in the global hydrogen industry

May 31, 2023
Dr. Rupak Sarma

A summary of a recent Brown Bag event hosted by the CBA’s International Law Section.

The virtual YLIP experience

June 03, 2022
Chloe Quirion

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended life for many of us in various ways. In just a few months, life as we knew it took a drastic turn and forced many of us to rethink our plans and get creative about how to make them happen.

The role of international law in Ukraine’s fight against Russian aggression

May 11, 2022
Dr. Gaiane Nuridzhanian and Lee-Ann Conrod

While a state’s right to use force in individual and collective self-defence is firmly established in international law, there exists no right to intervene by force into the territory of another state for humanitarian reasons without that state’s consent or authorization of the UN Security Council.

Looking in the mirror: How international humanitarian law reflects major world religions

May 20, 2021
Bo Kruk

While some might refer to present day international law as being the phoenix rising from the ashes of the post-WWII era, they are forgetting our history, one rich with examples of humanitarian thinking.

Autonomous weapons systems: how to work towards a total ban?

September 13, 2019
Christiane Saad and Ewa Gosal

The potential uses of artificial intelligence are extensive, ranging from finance, health care, justice, education to military uses. While the application of AI has been widely acclaimed in non-military technologies, its use by the military has been the subject of intense debate.

Tracking Preferences

2024