Postgraduate supervision
Professor Moir would be interested in supervising research students on topics in the field of public international law - particularly in relation to the use of force and the laws of armed conflict.
Current PhD students
- Samuel Adeleke, Modern Warfare: IHL, Cyber Conflicts and Ethical Considerations
- Adebayo Akinbisehin, Media Law and Freedom of Expression in Nigeria
- Nchimunya Ng'andu, Detention in Non-international Armed Conflict
Completed PhDs
- Fortune Ezeah, Protecting Non-heterosexual Rights in Africa
- Nneka Okechukwu, The International Legal Framework of Peace Agreements: Power-sharing and its Role in Ending Conflicts in Africa
- Carmino Massarella, Maritime Piracy and International Law
- Maryam Tehrani, Gender Discrimination in Islamic Law
- Cailin Mackenzie, International Human Rights Law and the Corporal Punishment of Children
- Niranjini Vivekananthan, The International Legal Protection of Civilians Displaced by Non-International Armed Conflict
- Gary Wilson, A Study of the Options Available to the United Nations Security Council for the Taking of Military Enforcement Action
- Arturo Laurent, The Defendant, the State and the International Criminal Court: Proposals for a Viable Interdependence
- James Sweeney, Human Rights, Cultural Dialogue and the European Margin of Appreciation
- Hussain Al-Zahrani, Peaceful and Effective Modes of Defining Disputed or Uncertain International Boundaries, with Particular Reference to the Settlement of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Land Boundaries