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Jean-Pictet Competition 2027: International Humanitarian Law Contest for Student Teams, until 8 November

Comité pour le Concours Jean-Pictet (CCJP)
Country
Worldwide and online
Format
Offline
Price
Paid
Audience
University students
Age
up to 29 yrs
Application deadline
November 8, 2026

Diplace is not the organizer. Check the terms on the organizer's site and do not pay for participation unless the official page requires it.

For teams of three university students from any country: a bachelor's programme or higher, under 30 years of age, good knowledge of public international law, and no previous participation in the competition. The Jean-Pictet Competition on international humanitarian law takes place in 2027 in three editions: the 51st in English on 20-27 March in Batam (Indonesia), and the 52nd in French and the 53rd in English on 3-10 April in Lukenya (Kenya). Team applications are accepted from 15 September to 8 November 2026, 17:00 UTC (the first selection phase closes on 15 October); the fee is 1,500 euros per team, payable by 23 December, and the Universality Fund may reduce it for teams from underrepresented countries.

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What the application asks for

  • A team, not a solo application

Strong competition

What you get: Experience

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Deadline November 8 · 22 days left

  1. Read the requirements on the program's site

    Check that you fit by age and study stage, and what to attach. If something does not fit, better to know now.

  2. Build a team

    You need to apply as a team. You can find people on the Teams board.

and 2 more steps

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