The Asian Business & Rule of Law Initiative (ABRL) conducts applied international legal research at the intersection of business, government and society at the SMU School of Law’s Cross-Border Commercial Law in Asia. For more information, click here.
Submissions from 2013
Khmer Krom witness describes forced transfer, starvation, Lauren Crothers
Have a Trial by Relevance, not Severance - The ECCC's Case 002, Vani Sathisan and Jenny Holligan
ECCC’s Legacy for the Rule of Law in Cambodia, Jenny Holligan and Mahdev Mohan
Land grabs still plague Myanmar and Cambodia, Mahdev MOHAN and Vani SATHISAN
From aversion to acceptance: Evolution of the Asean human rights agenda, Siraj Aziz SHAIK
Multi Stakeholder Singapore Forum on Business and Human Rights (and Related Events), Singapore Management University
Submissions from 2012
‘The Messaging Effect’: Eliciting Credible Historical Evidence from Victims of Mass Crimes, Mahdev MOHAN
Myanmar: Need to invest responsibly, Mahdev MOHAN, Salil Tripathi, and Lan Shiow Tsai
Expecting the right thing: The imperative for recognising substantive legitimate expectations in Singapore, Siraj Aziz SHAIK and Yi Siong Sui
Submissions from 2011
VICTIMS’ RIGHT TO REMEDY: AWARDING MEANINGFUL REPARATIONS AT THE ECCC, Mahdev Mohan et al
Securing human rights in business, Mahdev MOHAN and Delphia Lim
Why Asean should admit Timor Leste, Mahdev MOHAN and Lan Shiow Tsai
ERASING THE NON-JUDICIAL NARRATIVE: VICTIM TESTIMONIES AT THE KHMER ROUGE TRIBUNAL, Mahdev Mohan and Vani Sathisan
Submissions from 2010
RECONSTITUTING THE “UN-PERSON”: THE KHMER KROM &THE KHMER ROUGE TRIBUNAL, Mahdev MOHAN
THE NEW INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) - A Broader Framework for Interim Relief or Just a Tune-up?, Mahdev MOHAN and Eu-Yen Tay
Submissions from 2009
The Paradox of Victim-Centrism: Victim Participation at the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, Mahdev MOHAN
Submissions from 2008
Amicus Curiae Brief Relating to the Appeal Challenging The Order of Provisional Detention of 14 November 2007, Mahdev MOHAN and Vinita Mohan