Philippine International
Law of the Sea Academy

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Tailored for law students and young professionals, our Institutional Training Programmes offer specialized courses in international maritime law, focusing on practical applications in the Philippine context.

PHILSEA ASIL 2023

The Philippine International Law of the Sea Academy (PHILSEA) and the Ateneo Society of International Law (ASIL) successfully conducted PHILSEA ASIL 2023 Culmination Ceremony on Saturday, 29 July 2023.

Venue: Ching Tan Lecture Room, John Gokongwei School of Management Building, Ateneo de Manila University Loyola Schools Campus, Quezon City, Philippines

Program Highlights

  • 44 student-trainees awarded Certificates of Completion
  • 24 hours of training in various areas of the law of the sea
  • High-profile scholars, lawyers, and diplomats from the Philippines, India, Switzerland, Portugal, Germany, Malta, and Italy as trainers

Key Speakers

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Topic: The national map as a multi-layered Philippine geo-body

Atty. Romel R. Bagares
Professorial Lecturer, Department of International Law and Maritime Law, Philippine Judicial Academy (PHILJA)

CLOSING REMARKS

Dr. Jesus S. Domingo
Undersecretary for Civilian Security and Consular Affairs, Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA)

Partnerships

PHILSEA ASIL 2023 officially partnered with:

  • Legal Education Board (LEB) of the Republic of the Philippines
  • Philippine Association of Law Schools (PALS)
  • Philippine Society of Law Students (PSLS)
  • Seabolga (Indonesia)

Program Outline

 

The PHILSEA ASIL 2023 program consisted of 12 modules and a fireside chat, covering various aspects of international law of the sea. Each module was led by an expert in the field.

History, Rules, and Principles of the Law of the Sea

Atty. Jacqueline Joyce F. Espenilla, LL.M, Ph.D

Maritime Zones and Maritime Boundary Delimitation

Dr. Ekaterina Antsygina, LL.M

International Marine Environmental Law

Atty. Gregorio Rafael P. Bueta

Climate Change, Sea-Level Rise, and the Law of the Sea

Atty. Raziele R. Rañeses, MBA

International Maritime Security Law and Marine Scientific Research

Atty. Jay Batongbacal, MMM, JSD

International Human Rights Law and the Law of the Sea

Atty. Julia Cirne Lima Weston, LL.M, Ph.D 

The Role of the ICJ and ITLOS in the Settlement of Maritime Boundary Disputes

Dr. Murat Sümer, LL.M

Dispute Settlements and Mechanisms for Migrants and Human Rights Abuses at Sea

Prof. Dr. Anna Petrig, LL.M

Dispute Settlement Mechanisms in the Law of the Sea

Hon. Henry S. Bensurto, Jr.

The South China Sea and the West Philippine Sea

Atty. Fretti G. Ganchoon, LL.M

UNCLOS and the Reconceptualisation of Maritime Diplomacy Models

Hon. Pierandrea Leucci, LL.M

Maritime Legislative Drafting from International Conventions to Domestic Laws

Atty. Sindhura Polepalli, LL.M

Fireside Chat

  • Mr. Ervine Jules Beltran Sape
  • Ms. Isabelle Beatriz Dls. Ginez
  • Atty. Severina Melissa Hubajib Loja, LL.M, Ph.D
  • Hon. Maria Angela A. Ponce, LL.M

Philippine International
Law of the Sea Academy

2F Zeta II Bldg., 191 Salcedo St.,
Legaspi Village, San Lorenzo,
Makati City 1223, National Capital Region,
Philippines

+63 960 415 8751
info@philsea.org

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Philippine International
Law of the Sea Academy

2F Zeta II Bldg., 191 Salcedo St.,
Legaspi Village, San Lorenzo,
Makati City 1223, National Capital Region,
Philippines

+63 960 415 8751
info@philsea.org