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Events > Justice & Resilience for the Caribbean: What Role for International Law? 16 October 2021 9am (AST)

Justice & Resilience for the Caribbean: What Role for International Law? 16 October 2021 9am (AST)

The ILA Caribbean Branch will be hosting an online conference under the theme Justice and Resilience for the Caribbean: What Role for International Law? on Saturday, 16 October 2021 at 9:00am (AST).

Keynote Address:

Ms Rolande Pryce (Country Manager Rwanda World Bank Group)

This year’s conference will explore the prospects and challenges of using international law to secure justice and resilience for the Caribbean. The conference will feature a keynote address by Ms. Rolande Pryce, the World Bank Group’s Country Manager for Rwanda, as well as three panels on Sustainable Investing, Health Resilience and Climate Justice. A chat lobby will allow attendees to network, both inside and outside a session. The event is free of charge. Further information can be accessed here and the flyer is attached.

 

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