About the Committee
The Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Technology Law is a standing committee of the Nigerian Branch of the International Law Association (ILA).
Our Mandate
Established to engage with the rapidly evolving intersection of artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, and international law, with a particular focus on themes of relevance to Nigeria and the African continent.
The Committee brings together legal practitioners, academics, policymakers, and technologists committed to advancing rigorous, Africa-centred legal scholarship and practice in the field of AI and new technologies.
Our Mission
"To promote the study, clarification, and progressive development of international law as it relates to artificial intelligence and emerging technologies — fostering collaboration, knowledge creation, and policy engagement across borders and disciplines."
Part of the global ILA network established in 1873.
Engaging with AI governance and legal frameworks.
Rigorous research focused on African contexts.
Bridging the gap between law and technology.
Our Programs
Diverse initiatives driving knowledge and impact.
Publications
Monthly blog posts and bi-monthly policy briefs. Collaboration with Afe Babalola University Press on peer-reviewed research.
Annual Conference
Bringing together practitioners, academics, and policymakers to engage with cutting-edge AI law questions.
Policy & Advocacy
Submitting commentary and participating in consultations for domestic and international legal frameworks.
Technology & Innovation
Exploring AI-powered tools designed to serve the legal community and bridge expertise gaps.
Training & Capacity Building
Workshops, webinars, and global participation supporting continuous professional development.