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SUMMARY:Farah Law School’s 4th Virtual Lecture Series-2nd Episode
DESCRIPTION:🚨ATTENTION:The future of space is NOT just written in orbit. It’s built from the ground up. \nWhen we think of the space sector\, we often focus on the established powers leading the charge. But as humanity moves toward a multiplanetary future\, true sustainability requires inclusive legal frameworks built by non-traditional voices and emerging nations.🛰️ \nIn partnership with International Moon Day\, Farah Law School presents an inspiring\, must-attend session in our Second Episode from the 4th Virtual Lecture Series: \n🌌 THEME: “Escalating The Moon Exploration Opportunities for Emerging Space Nations”🌌 SESSION TOPIC: Episode 2: “Governance from the Ground Up: The Bolivia Moon Agreement and Inclusive Lunar Frameworks” \nIndigenous communities in Bolivia produced a lunar governance framework “The Bolivia Moon Agreement”\, with no formal legal background\, drawing instead on their lived experience and governance failures in the Amazon\, and their diverse fields\, from ecology and medicine to business. It’s a living example of space governance built by non-traditional voices\, which speaks directly to the inclusivity your series champions. Plus\, it centers young people as the co-architects of the multiplanetary future they will inherit. \n🎤 SPEAKER: Dr. Lakshmi Karan\, Co-founder of LunArcDr. Lakshmi Karan is the co-founder of LunARC\, working to make space exploration inclusive and accessible. Her multiple careers span the technology\, philanthropy and social innovation sectors\, giving her a rare fluency in both technological and social systems. She holds degrees in Mathematics\, Systems Management\, and International Law & Diplomacy\, plus a Ph.D. in International Relations\, and has led teams across the Americas\, Asia\, and Africa. \n🎤 MODERATOR: Ms. Farah Diya Yasmine\, President of Farah Law School \n🚀 SAVE THE DATE AND TIME:📅 Date: Sunday\, August 23\, 2026⏰Time: 7:00 PM GMT+7 (Western Indonesian Time)📍Where: Zoom Meeting \n⚠️ WARNING: LIMITED SEATS AVAILABLE! SECURE YOUR COSMIC SPOT IMMEDIATELY. \n🔗Register Now: https://bit.ly/farahlawschool4 (or scan the QR code on the poster for instant access). Registration closes 24 hours before the session begins. \nThis is a GLOBAL CLASS and registration is FREE—open to everyone from Madura\, all across Indonesia\, and the international community. See you there!🌕✨ \n#SpaceLaw #FarahLawSchool #InternationalMoonDay #MoonDay2026 #EmergingSpaceNations #SpaceGovernance #InclusiveSpace #LunArc #BoliviaMoonAgreement
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SUMMARY:Farah Law School 4th Virtual Lecture Series-1st Episode
DESCRIPTION:🚨 ATTENTION:\nThe future of space is NOT just about exploration. It’s about security. 🛰️ \nWhen we think of the space sector\, we often think of scientific breakthroughs and resource opportunities for emerging nations. But as the cosmic arena gets more crowded\, we must ask the tough legal and strategic questions. \nIn partnership with International Moon Day\, Farah Law School presents a critical\, must-attend session in our 4th Virtual Lecture Series: \n🌌 THEME: “Escalating The Moon Exploration Opportunities for Emerging Space Nations”\n💡 SESSION TOPIC: How to Fight and Win Space Wars \nThis is not science fiction. It is the complex\, real-world intersection of space strategy and space law. We are honored to welcome a distinguished expert to guide this conversation: \n🎤 SPEAKER: Paul Szymanski\, President of the Space Strategies Center\nMr. Paul Szymanski has 52 years’ experience in space war policy\, doctrine\, survivability\, and long-range strategic planning. He has published/lectured over 200 times in 25 allied countries around the world. He has helped the United States fight space wars (11 space wars and “incidents”) and participated in 12 space weapons programs. \n🎤MODERATOR: Mahima Gehlot\, Master Student at ISAE-ENSMA\nMs. Mahima Gehlot is an aerospace leader and global advocate for space sustainability\, currently serving as the Co-Lead of the SGAC Near Earth Object (NEO) Project Group. Pursuing a Master’s in High-Temperature Materials at ISAE-ENSMA\, she actively bridges technical research with international policy. Ms. Mahima leads the pioneering initiative to declare Low Earth Orbit a UNESCO World Heritage site and is dedicated to fostering an inclusive\, global workforce in the space sector. \nThis is a GLOBAL CLASS and registration is FREE\, open to everyone from Madura\, all of Indonesia\, and the international community. \n⚠️ WARNING: LIMITED SEATS ARE AVAILABLE! SECURE YOUR COSMIC SPOT IMMEDIATELY. \n🔗 Register Now: https://bit.ly/farahlawschool4 (Scan the QR code in the poster for even faster access) \nRemember\, you must apply at least 24 hours before the session begins. \n🚀 SAVE THE DATE AND TIME:\n📅 Date: July 25\, 2026\n⏰ Time: 8:00 AM GMT+7 (Western Indonesian Time)\n📍 Where: Zoom Meeting \nDon’t miss this opportunity to understand the true frontier of space security. See you there! \n#SpaceLaw #SpaceSecurity #FarahLawSchool #InternationalMoonDay #MoonDay2026 #SpaceWarfare #EmergingSpaceNations
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SUMMARY:Lifting Off Together: Lunar Exploration Opportunities for Emerging Nations (Legal and Technical Approaches)
DESCRIPTION:FARAH LAW SCHOOL 3RD VIRTUAL LECTURE\n\n🌕In Celebration of International Moon Day🌕\n\nPresents\n\nLifting Off Together: Lunar Exploration Opportunities for Emerging Nations (Legal and Technical Approaches)\n\n🗣️Speaker: La-Quita George (National Coordinator of Trinidad and Tobago\, Moon Village Association);\n🗣️Speaker: Dr. Javier Maldonado-Romo (Research Coordinator\, SGAC Space Safety and Sustainability Project Group);\n🗣️Speaker: Farah Diya Yasmine (Founder\, Farah Law School)\n👤Moderator: Purvika Mittal (Astrodynamics Engineer)\n🗓️Schedule: July 27\, 2025 (10.pm–11. pm GMT+7)\n📌Platform: Zoom Meeting (link will be provided through the WhatsApp Group)\n📝Note:\n\nLimited Seat! \n\nFree registration through the Sejuta Cita Application (for Indonesian applicants) and/or Google Form (for overseas applicants)\n\nhttps://bit.ly/farahlawschool3 \n\n📲Information:\n\nInstagram: @farahlawschool
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SUMMARY:Introductory Class: Understanding Legalese in the 1979 Moon Agreement (A Way to Broaden Public Awareness)
DESCRIPTION:Background\n\n\n\nLegal English\, or legalese\, plays a significant role for practitioners in comprehending international instruments such as treaties\, agreements\, decisions\, etcetera. This is not limited to human activities on Earth but also in outer space\, including lunar exploration and exploitation. Therefore\, understanding the significant impact of legalese\, we address our second topic to familiarize students and professionals with one of the international space law instruments\, the Agreement Governing the Activities of States on the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies (1979)\, or the Moon Agreement. \n\n\n\nRecording\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nReport\n\n\n\nPost-Event Report Farah Law School 2Download\n\n\n\nScope\n\n\n\nFarah Law School will continue participating in the International Moon Day Celebration by enhancing people’s awareness of the space sector\, especially in the law and moon fields. The event will be held online via Zoom Meeting on July 18\, 2024. It encompasses: \n\n\n\n1. What is legalese\, and why is it important?;2. How this class will contribute to public awareness of space activities\, especially on the moon;3. Introductory Class of the Legalese in the 1979 Moon Agreement;4. Call for action. \n\n\n\nObjectives\n\n\n\n\nEncourage youth participation in space law by understanding the legalese in the 1979 Moon Agreement.\n\n\n\nGain access to open\, easy\, and free learning resources in space law for students and professionals\, including Indigenous people and special needs communities.\n\n\n\nCelebrate International Moon Day to support the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs activities. \n\n\n\n\nSpeakers and Moderator\n\n\n\n\nFarah Diya Yasmine\, Founder and President of Farah Law School (Speaker)\n\n\n\n\nFarah is a Madurese Indonesian Bachelor of Law from Universitas Trunojoyo Madura. She has contributed as a researcher\, expert\, advisor\, speaker\, delegate\, and member of several working groups\, project groups\, events\, institutions\, and organizations. She specializes in legalese\, lunar exploration and exploitation\, debris mitigation\, and planetary defense in space law. \n\n\n\n\nLa-Quita George\, Founder of Mission 8 (Guest Speaker)\n\n\n\n\nLa-Quita is the founder of Mission 8\, a non-profit that promotes sustainable space exploration. She serves as co-leader of the Earth Observation and Human Rights Project Group at SGAC. With a background in English law and French law\, her interest lies in space governance and sustainable exploration. \n\n\n\n\nNashide Pelin Kurtaran\, Alumna Northumbria University LLM in Space Law (Guest Speaker)\n\n\n\n\nNashide is a dynamic and results-oriented professional with a background in space law and a bachelor’s degree in politics and international relations. She experiences space industry recruitment as an HR coordinator at the SGAC. She is skilled in communication\, networking\, and collaboration and has participated as a delegate at the 63rd UN COPUOS Session. \n\n\n\n\nModerator: Sheida Goudarzi\, Engineering Student at Alzahra University (Moderator)\n\n\n\n\nSheida is an industrial engineer who is very interested in space exploration. She works as a managing editor for a space news website. In addition\, she has joined the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) as a human resources team member and Space Exploration Project Group member.
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SUMMARY:Thesis Lecture: The Utilization of Lunar Natural Resources by Countries
DESCRIPTION:In Celebration of International Moon Day \n\n\n\nApproved by the Moon Village Association\, in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) \n\n\n\nPresents \n\n\n\nThesis Lecture: The Utilization of Lunar Natural Resources by Countries \n\n\n\nSpeaker: Farah Diya Yasmine (Founder\, Farah Law School)Moderator: Nashide Pelin Kurtaran (Student\, Northumbria University – (LLM) Space Law)Schedule: July 17\, 2023 (7.30pm–8.30pm GMT+7)Platform: Zoom Meeting (link will be provided through the WhatsApp Group)Note: \n\n\n\nLimited Seat!  \n\n\n\nFree registration through the Sejuta Cita Application (for Indonesian applicants) and/or Google Form (for overseas applicants) \n\n\n\nhttps://bit.ly/farahlawschool1 \n\n\n\nInformation: \n\n\n\nInstagram: @farahlawschool \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGmail: farahlawschool2023@gmail.com \n\n\n\n#farahlawschool #internationalmoonday #IMD2023 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWatch on Youtube\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThesis Lecture: “The Utilization of Lunar Natural Resources by Countries” is a virtual class that will feature a presentation of a thesis written by Farah Diya Yasmine\, S.H.\, who will be the keynote speaker for the event. The lecture is organized by Farah Law School\, a newly established educational platform specializing in Space Law\, Cyber Law\, and Constitutional Law. This virtual event\, conducted in English\, will be accessible to law students and space enthusiasts worldwide\, with a particular focus on Indonesia. It is scheduled to take place on July 17\, 2023. The lecture will delve into the normative issues surrounding the common heritage of mankind principle\, as outlined in Article 11 of the 1979 Moon Agreement\, specifically addressing the utilization of lunar natural resources by countries. \n\n\n\nSpeaker:Farah Diya Yasmine is a law graduate from Universitas Trunojoyo Madura\, Indonesia. She took an International Law concentration and wrote a thesis on the Utilization of Lunar Natural Resources by  Countries. Farah is the founder of Farah Law School\, and one of the subjects is space law. Currently\,  she is a National Point of Contract for Indonesia and an HR Recruitment Team member at the Space  Generation Advisory Council. She is an ambassador at the Mars Society and a selected prospective member at the International Institute of Space Law. \n\n\n\nAbstract \n\n\n\nThe use of natural resources expanded into outer space. The progress of space activities has led to initiatives by countries through the United Nations to adopt various international instruments\,  including the 1979 Moon Agreement. Article 11 of the 1979 Moon Agreement regulates the utilization of lunar natural resources exclusively based on the Common Heritage of Mankind principle. However\, it creates multiple interpretations. This study aims to analyze the basis of the obscurity of Article 11 of the 1979 Moon Agreement and the renewal provisions for natural resources on the moon.This research applied a normative legal method. Besides\, it used a statutory approach and conceptual approaches. The data is obtained qualitatively. As a result\, Article 11 of the 1979 Moon Agreement contains two conflicting concepts. The norms are blurry\, considering not all countries are parties to the agreement. The article only regulates state parties\, contrary to the CHM principle that supports countries. Only a few countries carry out activities on the moon. Thus\, some provisions in Article 11 of the 1979 Moon Agreement refer to res nullius rather than res communis humanitatis. There are several proposals for renewing provisions for the utilization of the moon’s natural resources. The CHM and other terms in the agreement should be defined to avoid dissenting countries’ opinions. \n\n\n\nReport\n\n\n\nFarah-Law-School_Post-Event-Report-1Download
URL:https://internationalmoonday.org/event/thesis-lecture-the-utilizationt-of-lunar-natural-resources-by-countries/
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