• The year will begin with an inaugural conference (in webinar format) on January 12, 2023, on the role of parliaments as a factor to increase the legitimacy of international law. The debates, moderated by Philippe Sands and Michael Hahn, will bring together parliamentarians from all continents.

• Twenty or so webinars are planned throughout 2023, which will be an opportunity to discuss each of the white papers prepared to guide our collective reflection, on subjects as diverse as the Anthropocene, Food and Agriculture, the SDGs, Human Rights, Energy, Investments, etc.

• On June 18, 19 and 20, a symposium will take place in Paris, in a hybrid format, that will allow participants to reflect on cross-cutting topics such as cooperation, due diligence, sanctions, the rights of future generations and more. The opening ceremony will give a festive twist to this anniversary. The 150th anniversary book, entitled The International Law Association – 150 Years in Support of International Law, will be unveiled on this occasion. For this symposium, the magnificent setting of the Cité internationale universitaire de Paris was chosen, whose DNA is perfectly in line with that of the ILA: to support peace and harmony within international society.

• On December 14, 2023, conclusions of two and a half years of work (the drafting of white papers began in 2021) will be drawn and recommendations for future work will be proposed. These recommendations will be published in 2024 as the 150th anniversary legacy and the contribution of the Association to the construction of tomorrow’s international law.

Registration for all these online events is now open at this site.

For further information, read the editorial by Prof. Catherine Kessedjian, chair of the ADI/ILA 2023 Organising Committee.