Prepares lawyers to handle international cases: interpreting and pleading international conventions before national courts, and engaging with regional and international human rights mechanisms.

Field
Labour and International Practice
Duration
24 training hours
Modules
7 modules
Location
Egypt (In-person) · Remote
Who it is for
Lawyers, legal advisers, government and NGO legal officers, and researchers in public international law.
Certificate
Certificate of attendance or completion, with a QR code
  1. 01Treaty conclusion and interpretation under the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties(4 hours)
  2. 02Status of international treaties in Egyptian and Saudi legal orders and domestic court application(4 hours)
  3. 03Drafting bilateral agreements, MOUs, and multilateral negotiation tactics(4 hours)
  4. 04International human rights framework: core conventions, treaty bodies, and Universal Periodic Review(4 hours)
  5. 05Arab Charter on Human Rights and regional protective mechanisms(3 hours)
  6. 06Drafting submissions, reports, and communications before international bodies in English(3 hours)
  7. 07Cross-border lawyering skills: researching international repositories and co-counseling foreign firms(2 hours)
  • A comprehensive applied legal brief invoking and interpreting an international treaty before national courts.