Understanding the President’s Treaty Powers, Senate Concurrence and Vested Rights under the recent Pangilinan v. Cayetano Ruling On August 11, 2021, political and international law experts assembled for an event titled “Understanding the President’s Treaty Powers, Senate Concurrence and Vested Rights under the recent Pangilinan v. Cayetano Ruling.” This was a Malcolm Lecture co-organized by the UP College of Law, UP Law Center Institute of International Legal Studies, and the Justice George Malcolm Foundation, Inc. Prof. Michael Tiu, Jr. (UP IILS International Criminal Law Program Head) and Prof. Fina Tantuico (Malcolm Foundation Corporate Secretary) facilitated the Malcolm Lecture. Supreme Court…

Institut de Droit International (“IDI”) elected Former International Criminal Court Judge Raul Pangalangan as “membre associé” On 23 August 2021, the Institut de Droit International (“IDI”) elected former Judge of the International Criminal Court Raul Pangalangan as “membre associé.” The IDI (translated: Institute of International Law) was founded in 1873 for the scientific study of international law, and has won the Nobel Peace Prize for its work in promoting “peaceful ties between nations and to make the laws of war more humane." It is a private association and is independent of governments. The IDI has initiated historic peace conferences and…

Two Certificate Courses of the Paralegal Training Program (PTP) Completed August 2021 is an auspicious month for completing and holding the back-to-back virtual closing ceremonies of two (2) fully online certificate courses of the Paralegal Training Program (PTP) of the UP Law Center. The first PTP course which was completed on August 20, 2021 was the customized Second Foundation Certificate Course for Officers and Paralegals of the National Home Mortgage Finance Corporation (NHMFC), or simply PTP-NHMFC (2) which was specially designed for NHMFC as one of the country’s key government shelter agency and secondary home mortgage institution. There were 67…

A webinar on "Understanding the President’s Treaty Powers, Senate Concurrence and Vested Rights under the Recent Pangilinan v. Cayetano Ruling" The UP College of Law, the UP Law Center Institute of International Legal Studies, and the Justice George Malcolm Foundation, Inc. invite everyone to the webinar entitled “Understanding the President’s Treaty Powers, Senate Concurrence and Vested Rights under the Recent Pangilinan v. Cayetano Ruling.” This will be held on August 11, 2021 from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM via Zoom. The webinar will feature a discussion of the decision by Prof. Andre Palacios who chairs the IBP International Law Committee.…

Greetings and Welcome to Aguhon: Recognition Rites of the UP College of Law Class of 2021! Register via: https://bit.ly/Aguhon2021Registration The Class of 2021 chose Aguhon, Bisaya for compass, as the symbol for its graduation. Aguhon celebrates the end of a journey unique and personal to every member of the graduating class and symbolizes new beginnings for each of them. The path that the graduates have taken to reach this point has been unlike any other. The members of Class 2021 have traversed unchartered territory in overcoming the demands of law school and found their way in these uncertain and challenging…

Final List of Applicants Qualified for Admission for Academic Year 2021-2022 The Admissions Committee of the UP College of Law is pleased to announce that a total of 345 applicants have qualified for admission to the College's Juris Doctor program in Diliman and BGC for the Academic Year 2021-2022. Please be advised that the Admissions Committee will not entertain any request for reconsideration for admission. Click here to download a copy of the final list.