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DESCRIPTION:Switched from in-person event to online only.\n\nOn Zoom:  http
 s://mcgill.zoom.us/j/84846245679\n\nThe Centre for Human Rights and Legal 
 Pluralism presents: “The Principle of Non-Intervention in Cyberspace - Not
  the Sharpest Tool in the Box?”\n\nWith Pia Hüsch\, Moderated by Frédéric 
 Mégret\n\n9I���������\, Faculty of Law\, Room 316. Masks required.\n
 \nAbout the talk\n\nVisiting researcher Pia Hüsch (University of Glasgow) 
 will present on the contemporary issue of applying the principle of non-in
 tervention to cyberspace which forms part of her doctoral research. Her pr
 esentation will introduce the corner-stone principle of international law 
 and its two requirements\, i.e. that the interference in question must tar
 get the domaine réservé of another state and that is conducted in a coerci
 ve manner. Pia will address how these requirements can be applied to cyber
  operations in general and the context of foreign election interference in
  particular. It is argued that as long as the principle is applied restric
 tively\, as has previously been done by the ICJ\, non-intervention is inde
 ed not the sharpest tool in the box when it comes to the regulation of low
 -intensity cyber operations. Instead\, scholarship suggests a reconceptual
 ization of the principle of non-intervention and focuses on the principle 
 of sovereignty as a tool of regulation\, but both alternatives come with t
 heir own challenges.\n\nAbout the speaker\n\nPia is short-term visiting re
 searcher at the Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism in April 2022.
  As a doctoral researcher at the University of Glasgow\, Pia focuses on th
 e regulation of low-intensity cyber operations in international law and th
 e principles of sovereignty and non-intervention in particular. Other area
 s of interest include general public international law\, artificial intell
 igence\, humanitarian law\, and the relationship of law and technology. As
  a Graduate Teaching Assistant\, Pia teaches Public International Law and 
 also works at the Glasgow Centre for International Law & Security. Pia hol
 ds an LLM in International Law and Security (with distinction) from the Un
 iversity of Glasgow and an LLB in European Law from Maastricht University.
  Her research stay is funded by the Early Career Mobility Scheme for stren
 gthening the institutional partnership between the University of Glasgow a
 nd 9I���������.  \n\nMore information:  human.rights [at] mcgill.ca\n
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LOCATION:Zoom.
SUMMARY:The Principle of Non-Intervention in Cyberspace - Not the Sharpest 
 Tool in the Box?
URL:/law/channels/event/principle-non-intervention-cyb
 erspace-not-sharpest-tool-box-338928
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