Foley Hoag and the United Nations Practice Group will be hosting and participating in a series of events during UN Law Week:
On October 28, Andrew Loewenstein will be speaking in a panel on Upholding the Independence of the International Criminal Court, organized by the Permanent Mission of Slovenia to the United Nations, and co-sponsored by the Permanent Missions of Belgium, Chile, France, Liechtenstein, Sierra Leone and Switzerland to the United Nations.
On October 30, Christina Hioureas will be speaking in a panel on The Law of State Responsibility: Exploring its Past, Present, and Future, organized by the Permanent Missions of Italy, Colombia, and Egypt to the United Nations.
On October 31, Christina Hioureas will be moderating a session on Climate Change Advisory Opinions: Debrief and Analysis, co-sponsored by Foley Hoag, the Permanent Missions of Egypt, Jordan, Liechtenstein, Romania, Switzerland, and Thailand, and the Asian African Legal Consultative Organization.
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