session P

1

From a Practical Problem to a Legal Solution for Space Debris

withdrawn

Mr. Ewoud Hacke

Belgium

2

nuclear warheads and planetary defense

confirmed

Mr. Hannes Mayer

Austria

3

Criminal jurisdiction in outer space: An analysis of the International Space Station Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) as a potential precedent to govern the private space station.

withdrawn

Ms. Rafika Shari'ah Mohd Hassan

Malaysia

4

Are the current space law treaties and ITU Instruments regarding state responsibility and liability adequate to deal with harmful interference posed by long-term presence in space?

confirmed

Mrs. Juliana Scavuzzi

Brazilian Association of Air and Space Law

Canada

5

Liability Policy for Space Tourists: How will the regulation be followed, according to the Astronauts liability regulations and the air passenger regulations, if they aren’t compatible with each other.

confirmed

Mr. Juan Pablo Vargas Pallini

Colombia

6

An Alternative to the ‘Peaceful Purposes’ Formula of the Outer Space Treaty 1967

confirmed

Dr. Maria Pozza

1) University of Otago (New Zealand)

New Zealand

7

legal issues concerning the use of natural resources on the Moon rising from additive manufacturing

confirmed

Ms. Yangzi Tao

Beijing Institute of Technology

China

8

Making more 'Space' for Mankind-Challenges in governing Space Colonization

Ms. Nandini Paliwal

National Law University, Delhi

India

9

Bigelow Aerospace’s claim to Lunar Property Rights: Is the Outer Space Treaty so ambiguous?

Mr. Nishith Mishra

High Court of Delhi/Supreme Court of India

India

10

A REFLECTION ON THE SANCTITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE 'CORPUS JURIS SPATIALIS' IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Mr. Nishith Mishra

High Court of Delhi/Supreme Court of India

India

11

The Legal Regulations of Compass Satellite Navigation System

withdrawn

Prof. Haifeng Zhao

Harbin Institute of Technology

China

12

The application of space or air law for hypersonic vehicles

withdrawn

Ms. Karina Wardak

Germany