When: Tuesday, September 9, 2025 16:00 - Tuesday, September 9, 2025 17:30
Where: Online environment
On 28th August 2025, France, the UK and Germany (the “E3”) triggered the JCPoA “snapback” mechanism by sending a notification to the Security Council pursuant to paragraph 11 of UN Security Council resolution 2231. On the same date, Iran, Russia and China notified the Secretary-General of the UN and the Security Council Presidency that they consider the E3’s actions to be “legally and procedurally flawed”, and the E3 notification to be null and void. This webinar will examine and explain the legal aspects of the “snapback" mechanism under the JCPoA and UNSC 2231. For example: have the conditions for triggering the snapback mechanism been satisfied? What criteria and procedures must the Security Council now apply in considering the E3’s snapback notification and the counter-letter of Iran, Russia and China? What are the respective roles (if any) of the Security Council, the E3, the IAEA and the JCPoA Joint Commission? What deadlines are applicable? What other legal issues (procedural and substantive) are relevant to the re-implementation of UN sanctions against Iran? Sallux published a briefing paper on this topic and is now inviting you to join a webinar with the authors of that briefing paper on the JCPoA snapback mechanism. Andrew Tucker, international lawyer and Alessandro Spinillo, Arbitrator and international lawyer, will explain the JCPoA and the Snapback Mechanism in more detail and provide further details regarding the reasoning presented in the briefing paper. You are most welcome to join us.
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