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About Centre of Air and Space Policy, Indonesia
Centre of Air and Space Policy Indonesia (CASP) is a research-based and advocacy-driven institution committed to advancing air, aviation, and space policy in Indonesia and the Asia-Pacific region. Based in Indonesia, CASP Indonesia focuses on interdisciplinary research and policy development in response to the growing complexities of aviation and outer space activities in the region.
About the Internship Opportunity at CASP, Indonesia
Participants enrolled in the course will be eligible to apply for a remote internship with the Centre for Air and Space Policy (CASP), Indonesia. Those with prior experience in space law- related activities like internships, moot courts, or academic work will be given preference. After the course ends, interested candidates will need to fill out a Google Form and submit their CV and Statement of Interest. Selections will be made based on the overall quality of their application.
Eligibility
The course is open to aspirants of various competitive examinations, students enrolled in B.A. LL.B., BBA LL.B., B.Com LL.B., LL.B., and LL.M. programs, individuals pursuing careers in the aeronautical sector, practicing advocates specializing in air and space law, as well as anyone with a genuine interest in the fields of space and aviation law.
Course Structure
- Introduction to International Space Law
- Historical development and core treaties (OST, Liability Convention, etc.)
- Principles of sovereignty, non-appropriation, and peaceful use
- Role of the UN and other international institutions
- Environmental Protection and Sustainability in Outer Space
- Space debris and its regulation
- Environmental responsibilities of spacefaring nations
- Long-term sustainability guidelines and soft law frameworks
- Introduction to Aviation Laws
- Key treaties (like the Chicago Convention), and ICAO’s role in global aviation governance
- Functions of the DGCA, Airports Authority of India, and Ministry of Civil Aviation
- Key legislation including the Aircraft Act, 1934 and Aircraft Rules, 1937
- Arbitration in Aviation Laws
- Dispute resolution mechanisms in aviation-related contracts
- Role of international arbitration forums (ICAO, ICSID, ICC, etc.)
- Case studies on aircraft lease, insurance, and airspace violations
- Future Trends and Challenges in Space Governance
- Commercialisation and the rise of private actors
- Regulation of mega-constellations and satellite traffic management
- Equity, access, and governance gaps in NewSpace
- Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects
- Liability Convention and state responsibility
- Fault-based vs. absolute liability standards
- Jurisdictional challenges and cross-border claims
- Careers in Space Law
- Career Opportunities in Space Law
- Key Skills and Academic Pathways
- Internships, Networking, and Professional Development
- Southeast Asian Perspective On Space Law
- The History and Development of Space Law and Policy in Southeast Asia
- The Development of Indonesian Space Law and Policy
- Current and Future Trends of Space Activities in Southeast Asia
Course Details
- Duration: 9 Days
- Dates: 12th July – 20th July 2025 (Weekend Classes)
- Registration Fee:
- Students: ₹1299
- Professionals: ₹1999
- For International Students & Professionals: $30
- The detailed schedule of the course will be sent to all participants on 11 July, 11:59 PM IST
Speakers
- Adithya Variath: Elizabeth Moir Scholar at the University of Oxford & Former Assistant Professor at MNLU Mumbai | Founding Editor of the Indian Review of Air and Space Law
- Joel Lisk: Professor of Space Law, Flinders University, Australia & Company Secretary of the Space Law Council of Australia and New Zealand
- Prof. Sandeepa Bhat: Professor & Director, Centre for Aviation and Space Laws, WBNUJS & First Indian UNIDROIT Correspondent; Recipient of the Sachdeva Award for Space Law (2022) & Member of ISRO’s Expert Group drafting India’s National Space Act
- Dr. Johannes P. Willheim: Partner – Global Disputes (Aviation & Aerospace), Jones Day & Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb)
- Tanushree Joshi: Space Lawyer & Business Consultant | Member, IISL Working Group on Light Pollution | Gold Medalist from ILS Law College, Pune
- Vistasp Irani: Senior Associate, Sarin & Co.; Former Contributor to ICAO’s Economic Regulatory Framework Team & Holds a Diploma in Aviation Leasing & Finance (Law Society of Ireland)
- Yaries Mahardika Putro: Deputy Director of the Centre for Air and Space Policy (CASP) & Lecturer of Law at Universitas Surabaya
- Pankaj Mehta: Policy Specialist, SES Satellites | Advanced LL.M. in Air and Space Law from Leiden University | Research Coordinator at the Space Generation Advisory Council
How to Register?
Interested candidates can register online via the link given at the end of the post.
Contact
Phone: +91 9303212458, +91 88175 87602
Email: [email protected]
Click here to register (Indian Participant).
Click here to register (International Participant).
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