The African Society for International Law

The African Society of International Law (AfSIL) is a network of practitioners, scholars, technocrats and students engaging with international law as practiced, implemented, and forged in Africa. The Society seeks in particular to:

- Amplify the voice of African states and Africans in international law;

- Foster inquiry, exchange of ideas and innovation in international law as it is developed and implemented in Africa;

- Promote and support the study and practice of international law on the Continent;

- Share information on international law opportunities such as scholarships, internships, speaking engagements, publications, and employment;

- Celebrate the accomplishments of its members in the field of international law.

Host Speakers

Lefa MONDON

of counsel

SLV Partners

Baptiste RIGAUDEAU

Partner

Lead up Avocats

Ahmed ABDEL HAKAM

Partner

Volterra Fietta

Guest Speakers

Capucine DU PAC DE MARSOULIES

Senior Counsel

De Gaulle Fleurance

Joel SANON

Extratives & Natural Resources Sector Lead

African Legal Support Facility

Leyou TAMERU

Founder + Independent Arbitrator

I-Arb Africa

Nicolas ANGELET

Professor of International Law, Counsel and Arbitrator

Université Libre de Bruxelles