Immigration, Asylum and Citizenship Bar Association (IACBA) Annual Conference 2021
Conference Date: Friday 26 November 2021
Start Time: 2pm
Finish Time: 6pm
Location: Online
4 CPD Points.
Open to All Conference.
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Conference Chair - Attorney General of Ireland, Paul Gallagher SC
Introductory Address by Denise Brett SC, Chair, IACBA
| Speakers | Topics |
|---|---|
| The Hon. Mr. Justice Donal O'Donnell, Chief Justice | The Relationship between claims under the Constitution and the ECHR (and Charter); a new phase? |
| Judge Bay Larsen, Vice-President of the Court of Justice | Recent Jurisprudence from the CJEU on the Dublin Regulations |
| Judge Síofra O’Leary, Section President of the European Court of Human Rights | The AFSJ and the ECHR: the Bosphorus Presumption, cross fertilisation and other stories |
| Professor Niamh Nic Shuibhne | Recent developments in EU Citizenship Law |
| Michael McDowell SC | Fajujonu, AO and DL and the Citizenship Referendum |
| Michael Conlon SC | The Constitution and Immigration: Emerging Issues and Old Chestnuts |
| Emily Farrell SC | Family Reunification for Beneficiaries of International Protection: the Options |
| Anthony Lowry BL | Brexit: Free Movement of Persons and the Withdrawal Agreement |
IACBA strongly supports the Irish Justice Community Response to the Afghan Crisis, and we will be raising awareness of this through the conference.
Early bird discount rate available until 17 November 2021.
Group discount available on online tickets or Distillery tickets – buy 7 places, get 1 place free. Use discount code DIS1FR to avail below of this discount.
Group booking requests/ Invoice requests, please contact iacba@lawlibrary.ie
To attend this conference, please register below.
Tickets
Additional Information
The Immigration, Asylum and Citizenship Bar Association (IACBA) is an association of barristers who are members of The Bar of Ireland.
We specialise in immigration (including EU free movement of persons), asylum and citizenship law, in addition to related areas such as employment permits, family reunification and trafficking in human persons.
Our aim is to provide relevant continuing professional development seminars, information and public events to better inform barristers and the wider public of these areas of law. For more information, go to www.iacba.ie