UNOG International Law Seminar 2019 in Geneva, Switzerland (Financial Support Available)

nterested applicants must submit their application before the deadline of 8 April 2019. Applications will not be considered after this date. Applicants must be between 24 and 38 years of age on 1 January 2019.  This rule will be applied strictly.
Objective
The Seminar is designed  for postgraduate students in international law, young scholars and government officials working in the field of international law, to widen their knowledge of both the work of the International Law Commission and of the codification and progressive development of international law. It also provides an opportunity for young lawyers from different legal systems and cultures to exchange views regarding items on the agenda of the Commission.
The International Law Seminar is not intended to be an introduction to international law. Applicants must prove a sound knowledge of public international law, on the basis of either their postgraduate studies or significant professional experience.
Selection
Twenty-five participants will be selected, by a Selection Committee, to participate in the Seminar.  The Selection Committee is composed of two officials of the United Nations and is chaired by a professor of international law of a Geneva-based university.  All applications will be considered, but the Selection Committee does not disclose the motivation of its choices and decisions are final and cannot be appealed.
Fellowships awarded for subsistence
An allowance to cover accommodation, meals and miscellaneous will be paid to participants upon their arrival at Geneva. Participants must provide proof of accommodation to the Legal Office.
This allowance does not cover (and the United Nations does not assume responsibility for) the following:
  a)  all expenses for passport, visa, vaccination and other miscellaneous items; all expenditures in the home country and in connection with the travel;
  b)  payment of any salary and related allowances from the current employer of participants during the period of the Seminar;
  c)   travel and other costs incurred by dependents who might accompany participants;
  d)  costs incurred with respect to travel and accident insurance, medical bills and hospitalization costs in connection with attending the Seminar;
  e)  compensation in the event of death or disability in connection with attendance of the Seminar.
Fellowships awarded for travel
Participants will be awarded a return air ticket to Geneva from their country of residence for the period concerned (arrival the day before the opening of the Seminar, return at the latest the day after closure). No payment will be made to cover other routing or modes of transportation or extension of the period referred to above.
The ticket issued to you will be in economy class and no change in the reservation will be permitted which would incur additional expenses to the Organization.

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