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2nd International law Fest 2020 organised by NILS Bangladesh

2nd International law Fest 2020 organised by NILS Bangladesh The Bangladesh Chapter of the Network for International Law Students (NILS) with the event support of Liberation War Museum organised the 2nd International Law Fest 2020 from 17 to 19 December 2020. Due to the pandemic situation, this year s Law Fest was held virtually. The theme of this year s event was International Conflict & Human Rights . The 2nd International Law Fest 2020 was dedicated to the memory of the martyrs of our great Liberation War 1971. Luthfunnahar Shancyi, Vice President (Advocacy), NILS Bangladesh with cooperation of the national board members and a team comprising of 40 organisers and volunteers organised the event. Firstly, the International Humanitarian Law Moot Court Competition was held where 30 teams participated including a team from Nepal. Secondly, a poster presentation competition on gender-based violence & justice for the rape victims took place where 47 participant/teams presented their

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