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SUMMARY:Rule of Law Symposium: does the rule of law apply to sanctions
DESCRIPTION:The session will take the form of a panel discussion in which
  it is expected the following topics will arise:\n\n\n•The process of im
 posing targeted sanctions. There is a perceived sense of unfairness amon
 gst many of the individuals on whom sanctions have been imposed- governm
 ents have wide powers to do so\, sometimes acting on the basis of contes
 ted information and with a low burden of proof for what can be serious a
 llegations\, and the consequences can be drastic- is this really what we
  mean by rule of law?\n•Access to advice and representation - even where
  it is technically possible for persons affected by sanctions to get leg
 al advice and representation in court and arbitration proceedings becaus
 e of exceptions or licences (general or specific) many firms are relucta
 nt to get involved - how does this sit with rule of law concepts?\n•Impe
 diments to conducting litigation\, arbitrations and enforcing awards – a
 re they compatible with the rule of law and is this is really the kind o
 f rule of law that should apply?\n\n\nPlease note that even if you are u
 nable to join the Annual Conference\, you can still register for the Rul
 e of Law Symposium for free. If you are NOT already registered for the A
 nnual Conference and would like to attend the Rule of Law Symposium\, yo
 u must pre-register by Wednesday 1 November by completing the Rule of La
 w Symposium registration form. There is no registration fee to attend th
 e Symposium.
LOCATION:SALLE MAILLOT\, Level 2
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