Nigerian Society Of International Law

A hub for the study, advancement and dissemination of international law in Nigeria. The Nigerian Society of international Law was founded in 1968 by the Late Judge Taslim Olawale Elias who was a judge of the International Court of Justice at the Hague. The Society has as its objectives the study, dissemination and advancement of Public and Private International Law, Comparative Law and Institutions, International Relations, and related subjects. In pursuit of these objectives it promotes research, encourages publications, and organises Conferences, Seminars and Colloquia. Membership is open to persons of all disciplines with interests in International Law and International Relations. The Society has served and continues to serve as a meeting point for Diplomats, Judges, Special Missions, Transnational Corporations, Officials of the Ministries of External Affairs and Justice as well as Academic Lawyers, Legal Practitioners and Political Scientists.