UP Law team breaks into Jessup quarter finals, wins special awards

UP Law team breaks into Jessup quarter finals, wins special awards A team of University of the Philippines College of Law students reached the 2019 Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, which took place last March 31 to April 6 in Washington D.C. Members of the team also won best speaker awards. The team is composed of Marianne Crielle G. Vitug; Abelardo G. Hernandez; Marianne Angeli B. Estioco; Danielle Sophia B. Garduño; and Edbert Marcel S. Ragadio. Vitug was named 10th Best Oralist in the competition, while Hernandez bagged the 12th Best oralist spot. The team was coached…

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Prof Aguiling-Pangalangan’s FLP Lecture

Professor Elizabeth Aguiling-Pangalangan: “Parents and Children: When Law and Technology Unbundle Traditional Identities” (FLP Professorial Chair Lecture) Professor Elizabeth Aguiling-Pangalangan delivered the lecture  "Parents and Children: When Law and Technology Unbundle Traditional Identities" as part of the Foundation for Liberty and Prosperity Professorial Chair on March 28, 2019, at the University of the Philippines-College of Law. Her lecture is part of a series of public lectures conducted under the Chief Justice Panganiban Professorial Chairs on Liberty and Prosperity to encourage educational institutions and law schools to research and propagate the philosophy of safeguarding of liberty and nurturing of prosperity under…

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Prof Aguiling-Pangalangan’s FLP Lecture

Professor Elizabeth Aguiling-Pangalangan: “Parents and Children: When Law and Technology Unbundle Traditional Identities” (FLP Professorial Chair Lecture) Professor Elizabeth Aguiling-Pangalangan delivered the lecture  "Parents and Children: When Law and Technology Unbundle Traditional Identities" as part of the Foundation for Liberty and Prosperity Professorial Chair on March 28, 2019, at the University of the Philippines-College of Law. Her lecture is part of a series of public lectures conducted under the Chief Justice Panganiban Professorial Chairs on Liberty and Prosperity to encourage educational institutions and law schools to research and propagate the philosophy of safeguarding of liberty and nurturing of prosperity under…

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Prof. Elizabeth Aguiling-Pangalangan: PH withdrawal from ICC ‘shortsighted’

Prof. Elizabeth Aguiling-Pangalangan: PH withdrawal from ICC ‘shortsighted’ In an ambush interview during the kick-off ceremony of the 7th Biennal Conference of the Asian Society in Pasay City last March 18, 2019, Prof. Elizabeth Aguiling-Pangalangan told the Press that the Philippines should not have withdrawn from the Rome Statute and that withdrawal from the International Criminal Court is ‘shortsighted.’  She explained, “I believe that we acceded to the statute in order to provide protection for Filipinos in case of atrocities and this was rather shortsighted, I would say, because maybe now we don’t think that it should be a used, but how about in the future?”  This was after President Rodrigo Duterte announced the country’s withdrawal from the…

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Prof. Jay Batongbacal on the PH-US Mutual Defense Treaty and the “Grey Zone” Chinese strategy

Prof. Jay Batongbacal on the PH-US Mutual Defense Treaty and the "Grey Zone" Chinese strategy In two separate reports, Professor Batongbacal talks on Chinese strategy in the West Philippine Sea and the MDT in wake of US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's visit. *** Prof. Batongbacal refers to the “grey zone” Chinese strategyMalaysian news site Benar News cited Maritime analyst Dr. Jay Batongbacal in its report Philippines: Activists Protest against Chinese Blocking Fishing Boats.  Referring to the fifty Chinese boats blocking Filipino fishermen in Kalayaan Islands, Prof. Batongbacal spoke of the “grey zone” strategy He explained that civilian vessels are…

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UP Law Wins 2019 Jessup National Championships

UP Law Wins 2019 Jessup National Championships The UP Law moot court team brought home the championship in the 2019 DivinaLaw Philippine National Rounds of the Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition held in University of Santo Tomas from February 21 to 23. With a 4-0 sweep, the team won all the rounds up to the local finals. They will compete once more in the International Rounds held annually in Washington, D.C. this coming March 28 to April 8.The delegation consisted of senior Marianne Crielle Vitug (IV-C), juniors Abelardo Hernandez (III-E), Marianne Angeli Estioco (III-D), Danielle Sophia Garduno (III-BGC…

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