PROGRAMME AM Proceed to shuttle bus from Mercure Singapore on Stevens to Bukit Timah Campus

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1 CLIMATE CHANGE LITIGATION SCHOLARSHIP WORKSHOP 7-8 JUNE 2018 LEE SHERIDAN CONFERENCE ROOM, NUS (BUKIT TIMAH CAMPUS) DAY 1 PROGRAMME 9.00 AM Proceed to shuttle bus from Mercure Singapore on Stevens to Bukit Timah Campus AM Registration AM Welcome Remarks Jolene Lin Director, Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law (APCEL) Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore Douglas Kysar Joseph M. Field 55 Professor of Law Yale Law School AM Session 1 Cinderella You shall go to the Ball: Rediscovering the Potential of Private Law in Climate Change Litigation Kim Bouwer University of Strathclyde Commentator: Doug Kysar AM Refreshment Break AM Session 2 Judicial Transplantation as a Backdoor to Environmental Norm Integration in ASEAN John Roy Robert Real, Jr. National University of Singapore Commentator: Jolene Lin 1

2 11.40 AM PM Session 3 Human Rights Responsibility for the impacts of Climate Change: Lessons from the Carbon Majors Petition Annalisa Savaresi and Jacques Hartmann University of Stirling and University of Dundee Commentator: Ketan Jha PM 1.35 PM Lunch 1.35 PM 2.20 PM Session 4 Climate Change Litigation: A Possibility for Malaysia? Maizatun Mustafa International Islamic University Malaysia Commentator: Andrew Harding 2.25 PM 3.10 PM Session 5 A Tale of Climate Justice: The Indonesian Case -- Hope or Nope? Andri G. Wibisana and Conrado M. Cornelius University of Indonesia and University of Indonesia Commentator: Kim Bouwer 3.10 PM 3.30 PM Refreshment Break 3.30 PM 4.15 PM Session 6 The Application of the Public Trust Doctrine in Pakistani Superior Courts Muhammad Wajid Munir International Islamic University, Islamabad Commentator: Jacques Hartmann 2

3 4.20 PM 5.05 PM Session 7 Climate Change Arbitration: Key to Climate Justice? Ekaterina Apostolova Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer Commentator: Yue Zhao 5.10 PM 5.55 PM Session 8 The Potential for UNCLOS Climate Change Litigation to Achieve Effective Mitigation Outcomes Millicent McCreath National University of Singapore Commentator: Daniel Hornung 6.00 PM End of Workshop PM Proceed to take shuttle bus to Dinner Venue 6.30 PM Drinks and Welcome Dinner at Spize Rifle Temasek Club 8.45 PM Proceed to take shuttle bus to Mercure Singapore on Stevens DAY AM Proceed to take shuttle bus from Mercure Singapore on Stevens to Bukit Timah Campus 9.45 AM AM Session 9 Networked Public Interest Litigation: A Novel Framework for Climate Claims? Ketan Jha University of Sussex Commentator: Swati Jhaveri AM AM Refreshment Break 3

4 10.50 AM AM Session 10 Methodological Foundations for Socio-Legal Research on Rights Based Climate Change Litigation Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh University of the South Pacific Commentator: Jacqueline Peel AM PM Session 11 Investor-State Dispute Settlement in Renewable Energy: Friend or Foe to Climate Change? Hui Pang Yale University Commentator: Ekaterina Apostolova PM 1.25 PM Lunch 1.25 PM 2.10 PM Session 12 The Subordinate and Passive Position of Chinese Courts in Environmental Governance Zhu Yan Renmin University Commentator: Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh 2.15 PM 3.00 PM Session 13 How Chinese Courts Understand Climate Change Litigation : A Positive Study Yue Zhao and Zhu Wang Sichuan University Commentator: Jiangfeng Li 4

5 3.05 PM 3.50 PM Session 14 Climate Change Litigation: A Promising Pathway to Climate Justice in China? Jiangfeng Li Yale University Commentator: Zhu Wang 3.50 PM 4.10 PM Refreshment Break 4.10 PM 4.55 PM Session 15 Climate Adaptation Litigation: What Can Southeast Asia Learn from the Australian Experience? Jacqueline Peel and Jolene Lin Melbourne Law School and National University of Singapore Commentator: Millicent McCreath 5.00 PM End of Workshop PM 6.30 PM Drinks and light food at Bees Knees 5