International Law Association-Nigerian Branch

International Law Association-Nigerian Branch is rated 3 out of 5 in the category international affairs. Read and write reviews about International Law Association-Nigerian Branch. The International Law Association was founded in Brussels in 1873. It has consultative status, as an international non-governmental organisation, with a number of the United Nations specialised agencies. Since 1960, Nigerian international lawyers have made significant contributions to the development of international law through publications, practice and commentaries. Under the leadership of its distinguished President, Prof. Fidelis Oditah QC, SAN, and Vice President, Prof. Damilola S. Olawuyi, the Nigerian Branch of the International Law Association seeks to promote the study, elucidation and advancement of international law, public and private, the study of comparative law, the making of proposals for the solution of conflicts of law, and for the unification of law, the furthering of international understanding of Nigeria's approach to international law and to promote idea exchange amongst Nigerians interested in the study and practice of international law. We encourage all lawyers, academics, advocates, practitioners, and students who have interests in international law to join the Branch and become involved in this important work of promoting Nigeria’s international law expertise to the rest of the world.