ICCA is a worldwide non-governmental organization dedicated to promoting and developing arbitration, conciliation and other forms of international dispute resolution.
Please consult our Statement of Purposes for more information.
Latest News
New York Convention Roadshow launched in Mauritius
“The national judge cannot stay stuck in his national grooves. His judicial mind needs to become part of the transition [to effective resolution of international disputes]”. With these words, the Chief Justice of Mauritius, the Honourable Y.K.J. Sik Yuen, welcomed .... more
ICCA Judicial Committee to hold judges' workshop in Brazil
The ICCA Judicial Committee will hold a workshop on 20 March for Brazilian judges tasked with applying the New York Convention. Judges of the Superior Court of Justice in Brasilia will attend a session led by Professor Albert Jan van den Berg, which will make use of the newly- .... more
New York Convention Roadshow to be launched in Mauritius in May
ICCA and Young ICCA will launch a series of workshops for judges on the New York Convention in Mauritius on 3-4 May 2012. The workshop programme – known as the “New York Convention Roadshow” – recognizes the dependence of international arbitration pract .... more
Recent Articles
Yves Fortier, "La nouvelle loi française sur l’arbitrage : vues d’Outre-Atlantique" (address delivered to Association Française de l'Arbitrage, September 2011, Paris).
In this paper, Canadian arbitrator Yves Fortier discusses the 2011 amendments to French arbitration legislation, which has been characterised as "one of the most arbitration-friendly pieces of legislation conceivable".Michael Hwang (with co-author Kevin Lim), "Corruption in Arbitration - Law and Reality" (expanded version of Herbert Smith-SMU Asian Arbitration Lecture, 4 August 2011, Singapore; forthcoming AIAJ)
This extensive article considers the legal and factual issues raised by corruption both in primary arbitral proceedings and arbitration-related court proceedings.Teresa Cheng and Adrian Lai "Lessons Learned from the FG Hemisphere vs DRC and Huatianlong Case"
This paper discusses the issues of state immunity applicable in Hong Kong, and the position of the state-owned enterprise (Quoyou Qiye) of the People's Republic of China.Members
Publications
Inside this site
- consult our consolidated lists of court decisions and arbitral awards
- read cutting-edge articles by ICCA members
- research conventions, legislation, arbitral institutions and groupings for young practitioners through our related links
- participate in Young ICCA's blog and Facebook discussion fora
Young ICCA is a world-wide arbitration knowledge network for young practitioners and students, established in 2010. It aims to promote the use of arbitration by exposing new practitioners from all corners of the globe to the international practice of arbitration.
Visit www.youngicca.org
designed by