Overview
ILPC advises on public international law, governance and public-policy matters affecting Myanmar — supporting institutions and partners whose work engages the international legal order.
The practice combines doctrinal knowledge of international law with applied policy analysis, producing advice and research that is rigorous, independent and directed at practical decisions.
It works closely with the firm’s law-of-the-sea practice on matters where international law and maritime affairs intersect.
Questions of public international law, governance and public policy affecting Myanmar frequently carry both legal and strategic weight. ILPC provides independent, rigorously reasoned analysis on these matters — supporting governments, missions and international organizations that need advice capable of informing sensitive and consequential decisions.
How we can assist
- Advice on questions of public international law affecting Myanmar
- Analysis of treaty obligations and international legal frameworks
- Governance and institutional analysis, including reform-related research
- Public-policy analysis and development support
- Applied research, commentary and publications on international law and governance
- Executive briefings for governments, missions and international organizations
Who we work with
The practice serves government institutions, embassies and diplomatic missions, international organizations and development partners, and research and academic institutions.