Events
Cambodian Society of Comparative Law International Symposium
- Date &Time
- Mar. 14, 2009~Mar. 15, 2009
- Venue
- Royal University of Law and Economics and Panhasastra University of Cambodia
- Language
- Khmer, English, Japanese (with translations into English/Khmer available)
Comparing Laws Across Borders - My Law, Your Law, Our Laws?
Program
Day 1
Session 1 (morning 08:30-09:45) – Greetings and keynote speeches
Greeting speeches (08:30-08:50):
- Organizer
- Honorary guests (funders, supporters, etc)
Introduction and statement of objecttives: (08:50-09:05)
– Kuong Teilee, Associate Professor of Nagoya University, a member of the organizing committee
Keynote speech (09:05-09:45):
– Professor Kaino Michiatsu, Professor Emeritus of Nagoya University and Professor of Waseda University, former Vice-President of the Science Council of Japan,
“Comparative Law in the new Century and Its Prospect for the Future”
Tea break (09:45-10:00)
Session 2 (morning 10:00-11:50) – Panel discussions (I)
Constitutional Law
Chaired by Dr. Yotsumoto Kenji, Professor, Kobe University, Japan (10:00-10:05)
- Professor Hor Peng, Royal University of Law and Economics
“Constitution and Rule of Interpretation” (10:05-10:30)
- Associate Professor Kuong Teilee, Nagoya University
“Cambodian Constitutional Provisions on International Treaties – Going Beyond Rhetorics” (10:30-10:55)
- Yan Vandeluxe, Legal Officer, Secretariat of the Senate
“Decentralization in Cambodia” (10:55-11:20)
Q & A (11:20-11:50)
Lunch break (11:50-13:30)
Session 3 (afternoon 13:30-16:00) – Panel discussions (II)
Civil and Land Laws
Chaired by Sakano Issei, JICA Expert at the Ministry of Justice, Kingdom of Cambodia (TBC) (13:30-13:35)
- Attorney Kamiki Atsushi, JFBA Legal Advisor to Lawyers’ Training Center (13:35-14:00)
- Judge Mong Mony Chariya, Supreme Court of Cambodia (14:00-14:25)
Tea break (14:25-14:40)
Presentations (14:40-15:30)
- Professor Harada Sumitaka, Chuo University Law School, Tokyo (14:40-15:05)
- Fabian Thiel, Faculty Advisor, Royal University of Agriculture
“Land Law in a Comparative Perspective: African and Asian Contexts” (15:05-15:30)
Q & A (15:30-16:00)
Tea break (16:00-16:15)
Session 4 (afternoon 16:15-18:05) – Panel Discussions (III)
Criminal Law
Chaired by Dr. Say Bory, Attorney-at-law and Professor at the Royal Academy of Cambodia (TBC) (16:15-16:20)
- E. Keut Rith, Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Justice (16:20-16:45)
- Professor Adachi Masakatsu, Kanto Gakuin University College of Law, Tokyo
“The Theory of Post Modern and the Principle of ‘Nullum crimen, nulla poena sine lege’” (16:45-17:10)
- Kong Sam Onn, Attorney-at-Law, Cambodia Law Services (17:10-17:35)
“Elements of Crime: Theory and Practice”
Q & A (17:35-18:05)
Dinner reception (18:30-21:00)
Day 2
Session 1 (morning 08:30-10:20) – Panel discussions (IV)
Intellectual Property Law
Chaired by Ly Chantola Professor of, Royal University of Law and Economics (08:30-08:35)
- Professor San Sorphorn, Royal University of Law and Economics
“Implementation of TRIPS Agreement in Cambodia” (08:35-09:00)
- Professor Shiozawa Kazuhiro, Seikei University Faculty of Law, Tokyo
“What is the law on copyright for?” (09:00-09:25)
- Phin Sovath, Doctoral candidate, Nagoya University Graduate School of Law
“Domestic Exhaustion of Patent Rights: A Theorectical and Practical Analysis” (09-25:09:50)
Q & A (09:50-10:20)
Tea break (10:20-10:35)
Session 2 (morning 10:35-12:00) – Panel Discussions (V)
Global norms, regional norms and national laws
Chaired by Jon Eddy, Professor, University of Washington (10:35-10:40)
- Professor Veronica Taylor, University of Washington School of Law, Seatle, USA
“Rule of Law Assistance as the New Comparative Law: the promises and limitations of legal harmonization using rule of law tools” (10:40-11:05)
- Meas Bora, Legal Officer, Extraordinary Chamber in the Courts of Cambodia
“Application of Human Rights Treaties and Cambodian Courts” (11:05-11:30)
Q & A (11:30-12:00)
Lunch break (12:00-13:00)
Move to Panhasastra University at 13:00
Session 3 (afternoon 13:30-16:00) – Panel Discussions (VI)
Contemporary Agenda for Comparative Legal Studies
Chaired by Dr. Sato Yasunobu, Professor, University of Tokyo (13:30-13:35)
- Jorg Menzel, Legal Advisor, Senate of the Kingdom of Cambodia
“Comparative Law in Developing Legal Systems: Challenges and Opportunities” (13:35-14:00)
- Professor Kong Phallack, Pannasastra University
“Jurisprudence Developed by the Labour Arbitration Council in Cambodia” (14:00-14:25)
Tea break (14:25-14:40)
- Professor Raymond Leos, Pannasastra University
“Development of Tort Law in Cambodia; Benefits, Problems and Challenges” (14:40-15:05)
- Steven Austermiller, Legal Education Advisor, EWMI-ABA
“ADR in Cambodia” (15:05-15:30)
Q & A (15:30-16:00)
Session 4 (afternoon 16:00-17:45) – General discussions
Chaired by Kuong Teilee, Associate Professor, Nagoya University
Closing remarks (17:45-18:00)
Associate Professor, Kuong Teilee, Nagoya University
Cocktail party at Panhasastra University of Cambodia (18:00-18:30)
Dinner (19:00-21:00)
Contact:
Center for Asian Legal Exchange (CALE), Nagoya University
e-mail:cale-jimu@law.nagoya-u.ac.jp