session 5

Title: National space law and security – an update
type: oral
Description: National space law is a constitutive element of the overall framework of space law and details the principles and general norms of space law, thereby ensuring their applicability and enforcement at the national level. An increasing number of countries has, in the recent past, adopted national legislation relating to space activities. This session invites authors to submit papers relating to national law with a particular focus on how emerging space legislation at domestic level is aligned with the principles of international space law, in particular, how it responds to the growing call for security-related measures. Authors are invited to consider how differences in national approaches might affect the execution of space activities, both nationally and internationally, again including issues related to security and sustainability. Authors are also invited to consider how provisions of national space law are enforced at domestic level in the context of foreign and international collaborative space activities involving organisations from different countries. Foreign commercial space activities should be included in these deliberations.
Date: 2021-10-29
Time: 09:45
Room: Abu Dhabi B

IPC members

Co-Chair: Mr. Dennis Burnett, [unlisted], United States;
Co-Chair: Prof. Mahulena Hofmann, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg ;
Rapporteur: Ms. Zeina Ahmad, University of Cologne, Germany;
Rapporteur: Dr. Rada Popova, Isar Aerospace Technologies GmbH, Germany;

papers
Order	Time	Paper title	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
2	09:45	Role of the national legislation in governing the activities in Outer space	10	confirmed	Ms. MARIANNA ILYASHEVICH	Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University)	Russian Federation
4	09:55	The Domestic Space Legislations Race and the attempts for their harmonisation	10	confirmed	Mr. Devanshu Ganatra	International Institute of Space Law (IISL)	India
7	10:05	The Outer Space and Cyber-Attacks: How India’s Proposed National Space Law Deals with Cyber-Security	10	confirmed	Ms. Ishita Das	NALSAR University of Law	India
10	10:15	Brazilian National Law in Space. How Important Is It?	10	confirmed	Ms. Suyan Cristina Malhadas	Catholic University of Santos	Brazil
11	10:25	The Legitimacy of the U.S. Space Force under the Outer Space Treaty.	10	confirmed	Ms. Lizeth Sanchez Aguirre		United States
13	10:35	Luxembourg Completing its Space Legislation	10	confirmed	Prof. Mahulena Hofmann	University of Luxembourg	Luxembourg
1001	10:45	EU and National Space Laws: the Role of a Regional International Organisation in the Indirect Harmonisation of Member States’ Space Laws.	10	confirmed	Prof. Maria Elena De Maestri	Università degli Studi di Genova	Italy
1003	10:55	A study of the first Taiwan’s space law- Space Development Bill	10	confirmed	Dr. Feng-Tai Hwang	National Space Organization	Taipei
1005	11:05	National space security doctrines: stretching the boundaries of international space law?	10	confirmed	Dr. Fabio Tronchetti	Beihang University (BUAA)	China
1006	11:15	A legal approach to national emergency management of space weather: China as a case study	10	confirmed	Dr. YONGLIANG YAN	Beijing Jiaotong University	China
1008	11:25	State of and options for UK Space Safety, Security and Sustainability engagement in Europe post-withdrawal from the EU	10	confirmed	Prof. Sa'id Mosteshar	London Institute of Space Policy and Law	United Kingdom
1009	11:35	Lessons to be learned from UAE National Space Law - For a Stable and Protected Private Investment in Space Sector	10	confirmed	Mr. Sethu Nandakumar Menon		United Arab Emirates
1012	11:45	An analysis on the characteristics of the national space law-making in the Asia-Pacific countries: A case study based on the findings of the APRSAF National Space Legislation Initiative	10	confirmed	Dr. Ikuko Kuriyama	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)	Japan
*		2020 Indian Spacecom Policy – A National Security Vacuum		confirmed	Mr. Pranay Lekhi	Allen & Overy LLP	United Kingdom
*		A comparative analysis of intellectual property rights protection in the space law of India and USA		confirmed	Mr. Sajal Sharma	University of Petroleum and Energy Studies	India
*		Analysis And Update Of The Policy And Special Angolan Law To Guarantee The Integration And Sustainability Of The Capacity Building Program and the Angolan Centre for Space Suties in Angola.			Mr. Marco Filipe Romero	Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)	Angola
*		Based and Booted Moon Troops: The lawful extent of military lunar operations			Mr. Kyran Grattan	Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)	The Netherlands
*		financial aspects of space companies' activities in middle east	10	confirmed	Ms. Daria Balta	MGIMO University	Russian Federation
*		Key Challenges and Lesson Learned from the Drafting Experience of the Malaysian Space Board Bill			Mr. Ahmad Ammar Termizi	Malaysian Space Agency (MYSA)	Malaysia
*		Liability in outer space and Challenges of national space act in Islamic countries such as Iran			Dr. Hamid Kazemi	Aerospace Research Institute, Ministry of Science, Research and Technology	Iran
*		PORTUGUESE SPACE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK (First Small Steps)	10		Dr. Pedro Ataíde Hilário	lawyer	Portugal
*		space law principles versus national law. case study for the detection of drug trafficking vessels.			Prof. Jairo Becerra	Universidad Catolica de Colombia - CISJUC	Colombia
*		Space technologies for the environment monitoring: experience of Ukraine: state without own satellites			Ms. Anna Hurova	International Institute of Space Law (IISL)	Ukraine
*		The harmony of Indonesia's Space Act and Guidelines for the Long-Term Sustainability of Outer Space Activities			Ms. Yunita Permatasari	Indonesian Space Agency Secretariat (INASA)	Indonesia
*		The New Commercial Space Actors to Watch: Australia, New Zealand and Luxembourg			Dr. Maria A Pozza		New Zealand

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