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International Conference

International Criminal Court (ICC) in a Changing World

Description

Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE) is a leading institution dedicated to promoting research and advocacy in international law, including international criminal law. The Conference aims to bring together lawyers, skilled experts, scholars, practitioners, and policymakers in international criminal law to discuss the discipline’s current challenges and opportunities. We are proud to partner with a number of other organizations and universities worldwide.

The Conference will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions, and presentations on various topics related to international criminal law, including the role of the ICC in a changing world, the challenges faced by international criminal law, and the future of the discipline. In addition, participants will be able to attend sessions, engage in discussions with experts, and network with colleagues worldwide.

Who should attend?

The Conference is open to lawyers, academics, practitioners, policymakers, and students interested in international criminal law. It provides a unique opportunity to learn from leading experts, exchange ideas, and engage in stimulating discussions with professionals in the field. 

We encourage all participants to submit papers on these themes for potential publication in the CIFILE Journal of International Law (CJIL) after the Conference. The submission guidelines for CJIL will be provided to interested participants after the Conference.

Deadline for submitting applications

The deadline for participation is September 28, 2023. For those interested in submitting a paper/article, the deadline for abstract submissions is September 28, 2023, and the full paper submission deadline is October 28, 2023.

Registration fees

Participation in the Conference is FREE for all participants.

For those interested in having a Certificate of participation, the fee is $20.00. If you are interested in having a Certificate of participation, please email us at general@cifile.org with the subject: Certificate, and we will send you the instructions shortly after the Conference.

Potential Publication in the CIFILE Journal of International Law (CJIL)

In addition, conference participants will have the opportunity to submit their papers for potential publication in the CIFILE Journal of International Law (CJIL), a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing cutting-edge research on international law. The submission guidelines for CJIL will be provided to interested participants after the Conference. Therefore, we encourage all participants to submit their papers for consideration.

For more information, please click here.

Date and Time: November 17, 2023
10 am – 2 pm (Eastern Standard Time)
Venue: Toronto, Canada
The Conference will be held both in-person and online.

Third International Conference On “Cyprus Issue: Environmental Challenges And Energy Security”

organized by the Near East University, Nicosia, supported by the Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE)

This conference provides an overview of critical aspects related to the energy security challenges in the Eastern Mediterranean, the interrelationship between the political economy of energy security and national security, and the role of North Cyprus in this equilibrium. In this conference, contemporary energy issues concerning energy security are examined, along with the main vulnerabilities and challenges that have appeared lately with an impact beyond country borders and with a particular focus on the Eastern Mediterranean region and Cyprus. Furthermore, the political and policy implications of these developments and the role of North Cyprus in this course of action will also be discussed. Besides, the relationship between climate change and energy scarcity and the alternative solutions for reducing the effect of climate change and solving the energy scarcity in the Eastern Mediterranean region is also analyzed. As a result, this conference is expected to contribute to the existing literature and provide an in-depth study that gives a fresh approach to the academic and political community.

For more information, please visit the conference website, Click here

Near East University, Nicosia
December 21- 23, 2022

Canadian Immigration Seminar

Brazil, Brasilia - July 2023

Do you want to immigrate to Canada, you need to know how successfully settle in Canada. Are you planning to work or study in Canada but need to know how to get started? Then, this seminar is for you! 

  • Business Immigration
  • Express Entry
  • Study Permit to PR
  • LMIA Work Permit/ICT
  • PNP programs and much more

What are the advantages of attending the seminar: 

  • Understanding the pathway to immigration Canada 
  • Stay updated with the latest immigration law and regulations 
  • A personalized session with Immigration experts 
  • Get a certificate from the Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE)

For more information, please click here.

Canadian Immigration Seminar

Istanbul, Turkey - March 2023

Do you want to immigrate to Canada, you need to know how successfully settle in Canada. Are you planning to work or study in Canada but need to know how to get started? Then, this seminar is for you! 

  • Business Immigration
  • Express Entry
  • Study Permit to PR
  • LMIA Work Permit/ICT
  • PNP programs and much more

What are the advantages of attending the seminar: 

  • Understanding the pathway to immigration Canada 
  • Stay updated with the latest immigration law and regulations 
  • A personalized session with Immigration experts 
  • Get a certificate from the Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE)

For more information, please click here.

Webinar on the Future Development of International Law

Webinar via Zoom (Free)

In cooperation with the National University of Juridical Sciences India (NUJS), the Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE) undertakes to organize a free webinar on the Future Development of International Law.

Description: 

The organizer is pleased to invite you to attend the webinar that will bring together leading international law academics and practitioners to discuss critical issues of global importance. In addition, this webinar provides some knowledge for the development of international law and the opportunities and challenges facing international law in the current situation. 

Objectives: 

  • Learning about current situation of international law
  • Understanding new development of international public and Intellectual Property Law
  • Acquiring knowledge on the development of European law

March 18, 2022

10:30 a.m. (Canada-Eastern Time)
9:00 p.m. (India)         
Webinar via Zoom (Free)

For more information, please click here

International Business Law 2

(Spain, Argentina, Turkey, and India)

The Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE) holds new series of webinars in international business. Due to the situation of the Covid-19 pandemic, when we could not organize events in our usual place, the Webinar Series will provide an online platform for forward-thinking debates and conversations, with a solid global voice from our audience around the world in International Business Law. This Webinar Series is designed for lawyers, students of law, postgraduate students in law, young academics, government officials, businessmen, and women worldwide to update their knowledge on International Business Law.

Objectives of this webinar

  • Understanding recent and future development of international business law;
  • Doing business with Spain; challenges and opportunities;
  • Doing business with Argentina; challenges and opportunities;
  • Doing business with Turkey; challenges and opportunities;
  • Doing business with India; challenges and opportunities;

Date: Friday, June 04, 2021
10:00 a.m. ( Canada-Eastern Time)
4:00  p.m. ( Spain)
7:30 p.m. ( India)
Webinar by Zoom 

For more information please click here

International Business Law

The Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE) holds new series of webinars in international business. Due to the situation of the Covid-19 pandemic, when we could not organize events in our usual place, the Webinar Series will provide an online platform for forward-thinking debates and conversations, with a solid global voice from our audience around the world in International Business Law. This Webinar Series is designed for lawyers, students of law, postgraduate students in law, young academics, government officials, businessmen, and women worldwide to update their knowledge on International Business Law.

Objectives of the  webinar

  • Understanding recent and future development of international business law;
  • Learning more about Intellectual property law and International Business;
  • Doing business with Italy; challenges and opportunities;
  • Doing business with Turkey; challenges and opportunities

Date: Friday, May 14, 2021
10:00 a.m. ( Canada-Eastern Time)
7:30 p.m. ( India)
Webinar by Zoom 

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Webinar Series: Future of International Law

 Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE) undertakes training in international law for law professionals such as lawyers, law students and law firms. The webinar is designed for lawyers, Students of law and postgraduate students in law, young academics, and government officials as well as young lawyers in the field of national and international law, in order to update their knowledge on the codification and progressive development of international law. 

Date: September 04, 2020

10:00 a.m. ( Canada-Eastern Time)
 7:30 p.m. ( India)

Webinar by Zoom 

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Fourth Generation of Human Rights:

Challenges and Opportunities

Dr. Abbas Poorhashemi

President of the Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE)

  1. Emergence and development of international human rights are generally based on three different generations. First-generation appeared in the late 19th and early 20th centuries with the recognition of political rights and freedoms. The second generation is dealing with social rights. Finally, the third generation proclaims fundamental rights, which also called “solidarity rights”: the right to peace, to development, to a healthy environment, to the common heritage of humanity and to information. These fundamental rights have been developed both at the national and international levels—however, this classification of human rights is on the basis of limited analytical and historical approach.

2. The COVID 19 Pandemic proves that there is no boundary for epidemics, and it affects all of the nations, developed or developing, wealthy or poor, powerful or less powerful around the world. That is a crucial reason to understand how the “right to health” should be considered as human rights. This situation probably will lead to the emergence and development of a new branch of law: “International Health Law.”

  1. The global coronavirus pandemic, which has already caused unimaginable devastation and hardship, has brought our life to a new pathway. The outbreak will have profound and lasting economic and social consequences in every corner of the globe. 
  1. This ongoing situation regarding COVID 19 is challenging not only world’s economies, cultures, and relationships but also involving new issues in International Law in terms of the cooperation between states, state responsibility, the role of state and government in health care, the roles of government in improving health care quality and safety, the State responsibility for an internationally wrongful act under an obligation to compensate for the caused damages, environmental protection and human rights issues. 
  1. In this perspective, it seems that the classification of three generations of human rights which divides into three distinct generations of civil and political rights (first generation rights), economic, social and cultural rights (second generation rights) and collective rights or solidarity (third-generation rights) is not justifiable on the current state of the international human rights law. Accordingly, could we consider the end of the theory of three generations of human rights? 
  1. The progress of economic, political, cultural, technological and communication aspects of human life in recent years has led to the redefinition or reclassification of these rights. 
  1. According to the spirit of international law, all human rights are recognized as interdependent, indivisible, universal, and interrelated rights. For this reason, it seemed to consider the fourth generation of human rights based on a holistic and integrated approach. 
  1. The fourth generation of human rights consists of the holistic approach based on the consideration of the integrated political, civil, economic, environmental, health, and development rights. 
  1. The holistic and integrated approach of human rights allows analyzing the monitoring and implementation of human rights at national and international levels. 
  1. Finally, the classification of human rights plays a fundamental role in the monitoring, verification and report (MVR) of human rights in different countries around the world. It is obvious that the standard classification of human rights to three generations is not enhanced to the progressive development of international human rights law, and it needs to be reclassified according to more criteria of human demands. 

Notice: The Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE) provides a discussion platform for professors, students and researches of international law to share their opinions about the theory of the emergence of the “Fourth Generation of Human Rights” presented by Dr. Abbas Poorhashemi. Please participate in this discussion and send your valuable comments to info@cifile.org

Do you want to become an International Lawyer?

If you have potential clients with professionals and business interests or potential cases or transactions that involve parties, laws or legal systems in more than one jurisdiction, or outside your country’s jurisdiction, you may be interested in becoming an international lawyer.

If you want to specialize in international law, or need additional training in this field of law, CIFILE will provide you with the training program and support you need to succeed as an international lawyer. We will work with you for training and practicing International law to acquire the skills and updates necessary to become an international law practitioner. This program is provided as a professional development and Skill Upgrading for lawyers across the world. A “Certificate of International Law practitioner” is available at the end of the program.

Start Date: May 2020 to May 2021   (Program Length: 12 months including the apprenticeship)

 Requirements:

  • Licensed lawyer (be a regulated lawyer according to your country’s regulation)
  • Graduated in International Law (Degree Level: License/Certification, Bachelor, Juris Doctor (J.D.); Master of Laws (LL.M.)) or you have experience in International law such as international organization or agencies
  • Able to communicate in English or French

 5 Steps to becoming an International Law practitioner:

Step 1: Registration

Fill up the application form below, upload your documents and make a payment

Step 2: Online courses and seminars

Participate in our online training programs (all program provided by video conferences for limited groups in 6 Months)

Step 3: Practical Legal Training

Apprenticeship in CIFILE’s international lawyers Firms in your country or other country (in 6 Months in person or remotely based on availability)

Step 4: Evaluation

Evaluation and exam (based on your experiences and education materials provided by CIFILE)

Step 5: Certificate

Certificate from the Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE)

Characteristics of this program:

  • 100% online courses and seminars with online tests & evaluations
  • Small class size with interaction approach
  • Flexibility by studying anywhere in the world, at any local time
  • Global networking by connecting you to the CIFILE international lawyers across the world over 70 countries

Career opportunities as an International Lawyer:

  • International Lawyer advises and represents individuals, businesses, government agencies and organizations on international legal issues and disputes.
  • There are a significant number of opportunities to work as an International Lawyer at both public and private sectors; such as international law firms, global financial and insurance firms, international tribunals and courts;
  • You will be able to practice international law by completing international law transactions, drafting international contracts, conducting searches and engaging in global legal systems;
  • You will have the opportunity to enhance many skills in an international environment, including building new networks internationally, communicating in different countries, and doing travel and gaining life experience acquired through working abroad
  • You have the opportunity to complete the apprenticeship in CIFILE’s international lawyers Firm in your country of residence or Canada (under certain conditions) to having global work experience.

Questions?

If you have questions about the CIFILE certificate program, we are eager to hear from you! Please contact info@cifile.org , or call +1 (416) 849 6990.

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International Law Workshop 2020

Do you want to become an International Lawyer?

Certificate of participation from the Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE)

Introduction

Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE), in cooperation with some institutions and universities around the world, undertakes training in international law for law professionals such as lawyers, law students and law firms.

 Description

The Workshop is designed for lawyers, Students of law and postgraduate students in law, young academics, and government officials as well as young lawyers in the field of national and international law, in order to update their knowledge on the codification and progressive development of international law. This Workshop provides training in international law, especially in International Environmental Law, Intellectual Property Law and European Law.  

 Objectives

  • Understanding recent development of international law;
  • Learning more about international law institutions;
  • Acquiring practical knowledge in international environmental law;
  • Achieving knowledge in International Intellectual Property Law;
  • Acquiring practical knowledge of European law.

 Class size

This course is provided for a maximum of 60 participants.

 Language

All workshops and materials will be in English or French. (Simultaneous translation in other leagues will be provided)

How to register

Registration will take place in some institutions and universities around the world in person or online at www.cifile.org or by sending an email to general@cifile.org

Fees include:

  • Certificate of Participation from the Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE) jointly with some institutions and universities around the world
  • Attendance at the Workshop
  • Workshops materials, including any available speakers’ papers submitted to CIFILE
  • Snacks, Tea and coffee during breaks

Workshop Speakers:

  • Kristina Gogić, Scientific Member of CIFILE, Expert in European and International Law, Zagreb, Croatia
  • Dr. Poorhashemi, President of the Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE), Expert in International Environmental Law, Canada
  • Dr. Sreenivasulu, Scientific Member of CIFILE, Expert in International Intellectual Property Law, School of Technology Law, National University of Juridical Sciences(NUJS), India
  • President or Deputy from some institutions and universities around the world

International Law Seminar, Kuwait, April 18-19, 2020

Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE) In collaboration with Kuwait Bar Association

Date: April 18-19, 2020 - Location: Kuwait

Certificate of participation from the Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE)

 Introduction

Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE), in cooperation with the Kuwait Bar Association, undertakes training in international law for law professionals such as lawyers, law students and law firms.

 Description

The seminar is designed for lawyers, Students of law and postgraduate students in law, young academics, and government officials as well as young lawyers in the field of national and international law, in order to update their knowledge on the codification and progressive development of international law. This seminar provides training in international law, especially in International Environmental Law, Intellectual Property Law and European Law.  

 Objectives

  • Understanding recent development of international law;
  • Learning more about international law institutions;
  • Acquiring practical knowledge in international environmental law;
  • Achieving knowledge in International Intellectual Property Law;
  • Acquiring practical knowledge of European law.

Date and hours (Schedule) 

18 April 2020

Title

 

5 – 5.30 pm

Registration and Reception

 

5.30  – 6 pm

Welcoming speech 

Lawyer Shurian Al-Shurian,President of the Kuwait Bar Association

6 – 6.30 pm

Introducing speech

Lawyer Jumanah A. Behbehani,Head of International Legal Organizations Center- Kuwaiti Bar Association, Kuwait

6.30  – 7.30 pm

New Development of the European Investment Law

Ms. Kristina Gogić, Scientific Member of CIFILE, Expert in European and International Law, Croatia

7.30 – 7.45 pm

Break

 

7.45  – 8.30 pm

New development of the Intellectual Property Law

Dr. Sreenivasulu N.S, Professor of Law, Scientific Member of CIFILE, India  

19 April 2020

Title

 

5 – 5.30 pm

Reception

 

5.30 – 6.30 pm

The future development of International Environmental Law

Dr. Poorhashemi, President of Canadian Institute for International Law Expertise (CIFILE), Canada

6.30 – 7 pm

Break

 

7  – 8 pm

Speakers Panel and discussions on International Law

Moderator: Lawyer Jumanah A. Behbehani, Head of International Legal Organizations Center- Kuwaiti Bar Association, Kuwait

8 – 8.30 pm

Closing and awarding the Certificates of participation

 

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Citizenship Test Preparation Workshop

Date: April 3-16, 2020 - Location: Toronto, Canada

Need help preparing and studying for the Canadian Citizenship Test? Complete the FREE

citizenship test preparation workshop in 3 classes at the Finch/Keele Branch.

1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. on recurring dates listed below
Location: Finch/ Keele St. Toronto

Upcoming Dates:

Friday, April 03, 2020
Friday, April 10, 2020
Thursday, April 16, 2020 

For registration, please email us your full name, address and phone number to the below email address: immigrations@cifile.org 

(*Limited acceptance)

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