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Interested in the topic of International Water Law, the Human Right to Water and Transboundary Aquifers? Please have a look at a short presentation introducing the new book on the topic in the latest Vlogs of Diritti Comparati by Stals Pisa.

Episode 5: Indigenous Law | Understanding Indigenous History: A Path Forward https://bit.ly/3WaSKoD

❓ What is the law really❓ 💡 Some may say it is just statutes and case law, but it is actually something much deeper. 💡 Indigenous wisdom offers profound insights into the interconnectedness of all beings and the laws that govern our world. 🌿 This ancient knowledge invites us to consider law as an integral part of the natural world, a force that connects all living beings. 🌿 When we ignore these laws, we risk imbalance and harm. ❓ Are you ready to challenge your understanding of law❓ 💪 Join our (re)purpose law online course for our last cohort of the year, starting on the 16th of September to explore a new perspective. 👇 Check out the links in the comments to learn more. https://lnkd.in/dqq6y3kx #climatechange #biodiversityloss #lawyers #law #legalprofession #legal #lawyersforgood #sustainability #purpose

The power of Natural Law

"What would the world look like without the law 🌎⚖️?" Springpod's Law Subject Spotlight programme, gave me a snapshot of insight into environmental law, criminal law, legal philosophy and more. Thank you Springpod for offering this Subject Spotlight and Durham University! ⭐️ #Springpod #Insightintolaw

Contributed to the White Black Legal International Law Journal with a research paper exploring the impact of the Forest Rights Act on the livelihoods of tribal communities in Wayanad. #Forest Rights Act #tribal communities #Wayanad #research #legal studies

💡 Lawyers often think in terms of legal statutes and precedents. ❓ But what if the law was not contained only in these but was a living tapestry, woven from stories passed down through generations❓ 💡 This is the essence of Indigenous Law, also called the First Instructions - a rich system that emphasises collaboration and harmony. 💡 Stories serve as intellectual resources, guiding communities in resolving disputes and living well with the Earth. Here’s why Indigenous Law/First Instructions are relevant to all lawyers: 🌿 Focus on relationships 📍 Indigenous Law/First Instructions foster respectful connections with others and nature, promoting accountability and restoration. 🌿 Collective responsibility 📍 Individuals are part of a larger web, with obligations to the community. 📍 This perspective can enrich your understanding of social justice, among many other things. 🌿 Living traditions 📍 These stories are not relics of the past, but tools for active problem-solving in the present. 💡 Understanding Indigenous Law/First Instructions can broaden your legal toolkit and bring a new dimension to how you approach conflict resolution and social responsibility. Photo Credit: Joshua Earle Design Credit: Lané Luyt #climatechange #biodiversityloss #lawyers #law #legalprofession #legal #lawyersforgood #sustainability #purpose

An incredible chance to expand my knowledge on ESG and Antitrust law.

#Attorney Jamie Konopacky will speak on a panel on energy and #environmental sovereignty in local #tribal nations during the State Bar of Wisconsin's 12th Annual #IndianLaw Conference this week. The discussion is part of a two-day series of CLE presentations for attorneys who practice Federal Indian and Tribal Law. Click to read more and learn about registration! https://lnkd.in/gsqcktHU #federalindianlaw #triballaw #nativeamericanlaw

There are many exciting directions you can take in the legal field. Here’s a quick list of some common paths: Commercial Law Criminal Law Family Law Environmental Law Intellectual Property Law Human Rights Law Public Interest Law In upcoming posts, we’ll dive into each of these areas in more detail. If you’re interested in any particular path or have questions, feel free to DM me! Stay tuned as we explore these diverse legal fields together.#law #lawpaths #legaladvice