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Singapore team wins 6th Red Cross International Law Moot
By Jessica Yeo, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 14 March 2008 0004 hrs

 
 
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SINGAPORE : A team from the NUS Law School has won the 6th Red Cross International Law Moot held in Hong Kong from March 7-8.

This is the second time that a Singapore team has won the competition. The last was in 2004.

This time, the Singapore team of third-year student Lim Ching Wen and final-year student Chan Yong Wei were pitted against law students from 16 participating universities from 13 Asia Pacific countries.

Ms Lim was also the runner-up to the Best Mooter award.

The Singapore Red Cross is responsible for promoting International Humanitarian Law awareness in Singapore. It has been supporting the NUS team in this competition. - CNA /ls

 

 



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