WlLNET (Women in International Law Network) is a network founded by female researchers at the Manchester International Law Centre, University of Manchester. Its aim is to promote the work of women in international law and provide a space for discussion. It hosts networking events and produces online material including interviews with women about their careers in law, which you can access on its YouTube channel. Membership is open to both female lawyers at any stage in their careers in international law and students. It is also keen to engage with other organisations
The European Criminal Bar Association (ECBA) is an independent organisation of specialist defence lawyers based in Council of Europe countries. The aim of the ECBA is to promote “the fundamental rights of persons under criminal investigation, suspects, accused and convicted persons”. Details of working groups covering e-evidence, human rights, extradition and European Arrest Warrant and anti-corruption in Europe are given on the site along with their working documents.
The Swiss Arbitration website is produced by the Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA) and brings together key resources relating to arbitration in Switzerland. There is information about the ASA - a membership organisation and arbitration think tank - and the Swiss Arbitration Centre which provides arbitration and mediation services worldwide.
Membership organisation for Commonwealth Caribbean law libraries and for individuals working in the region’s legal information sector. The CARALL website outlines the history and aims of the association and gives details of its committees and annual conferences. A blog provides committee and conference news.
Women in the Law UK (WILTUK) is a professional networking organisation focused on promoting leadership skills, diversity and wellbeing. Its website provides resources and links on the subjects of personal development, diversity and financial wellbeing, many of which are available to non-members. It also offers referrals to legal experts, trainers and coaches. The Talking Law podcast, by WILTUK founder Sally Penni, is featured on the site.
The Vancouver International Arbitration Centre (VanIAC) is a non-profit organisation offering mediation and arbitration services. The site has information about both procedures, a selection of articles, model clauses and forms made freely available on the site.
Launched in 2018, the ASEAN Judiciaries Portal (AJP), produced by the Council of ASEAN Chief Justices (CACJ), provides information about the judiciaries and legal environments of the ASEAN member states. On the main site there are pages dedicated to the CACJ activities and training courses offered, as well as a case repository. The portal also includes sections specific to the various member states, including Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
