Trains, Treaties and Courts: The Role of International Law and Politics in the Unification of the Koreas
Trains, Treaties and Courts: The Role of International Law and Politics in the Unification of the Koreas
2.00 p.m., Opening address by Dr Young-Chan Choi (Associate member, Oriental Institute)
2.10 p.m., View from Pyongyang
HE Alastair Morgan (British Ambassador to Pyongyang, DPPK, 2015-2019)
2.35 p.m., View from Seoul
HE Charles Hay (British Ambassador to Seoul, ROK, 2015-2018)
3pm Coffee Break
3.15 p.m., State Re-unification in Comparative Perspective
Professor Richard Caplan (Oxford University)
3.30 p.m., Korean Reunification? Implications and Options for International Criminal Accountabilty
Mrs Talita de Souza Dias (Tutor in International Criminal Law, Oxford University; Teaching Fellow in Public International Law, Royal Holloway, University of London)
3.45 p.m., Peace on the Korean Peninsula: An International Legal Perspective
Professor Lee Keun-Gwan (Professor of Law, Seoul National University)
4 p.m., Coffee Break
4.20 p.m., Roundtable discussion
Moderator: Sir Tim Hitchens (British Ambassador to Tokyo, Japan, 2012-2017)
Open to All - Free to attend
DPIR Centre of International Studies
St Antony's College