Industry Leadership and Academic Contributions

Justice Without Borders

At the forefront of AFS Singapore is Oliver Lin, a distinguished legal scholar, arbitration expert, and qualified UK accountant with expertise in corporate finance, taxation, insolvency, and financial analysis. His extensive qualifications include:

Ph.D. Student in International Law & Treaty Law

Euclid University (United Nations Treaty Series 49006/49007, completing soon)

Master of Laws (Corporate & Insolvency Law)

Nottingham Trent University, UK (Commendation)

Bachelor of Laws (Hons)

Nottingham Trent University, UK (Second Class Honours, 1st Division)

Qualified UK Accountant

Member of the Association of International Accountants Singapore Branch (former Fellow of the Association of International Accountants, UK)

Oliver Lin

Is an active member of internationally recognized legal institutions, including

Scholarly Contributions & Global Policy Development

Beyond his arbitration and financial expertise, Oliver Lin is a published author and legal scholar, contributing to global legal discourse through books and significant academic research

Books Published

Major Ph.D. Legal Reviews & Research Papers

International Arbitration as a Tool for Global Trade: Opportunities and Challenges In Belt and Road Initiative States (2025)

International Court of Justice: Jurisdiction and Advisory Opinion (2025)

Reviewing International Law: Genocide and War Crimes on Israel Invasion Of Gaza (2024)

Reviewing the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation In Southeast Asia (2024)

Reviewing the Compulsory Labor in International Human Rights in the Republic of China (ROC) in Taiwan (2024)

Reviewing a Debate on America's Interest to Defend Taiwan (2023)

Published Articles

Oliver Lin actively engages in legal discussions through published articles on professional platforms such as LinkedIn, contributing insights into international law, financial compliance, and regulatory frameworks. His articles address critical global legal issues, including:

Maritime Boundary Delimitation: Ghana v. Cote d’ Ivoire (ITLOS, 2017)

Landlocked States and the Limits of Access: Reflection on Bolivia v. Chile (ICJ 2018)

Guns, Flags, and Jurisdiction: The Enrica Lexie Case and The Limits of Maritime Immunity

Flag of Convenience, Sea of Injustice: IUU Fishing and the West African Experience

Flag States, IUU Fishing, and the West African Precedent: What ITLOS Case No. 21 Taught Us

Deep Seabed Governance in Practice: Lessons from Japan’s Okinawa Mining Trials

International Law. Deep Seabed Governance in Practice: Lessons from Japan’s Okinawa Mining Trials (2025)

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International Law. Navigating Tensions: Military Activity and the Legal Status of the Taiwan Strait under UNCLOS (2025)

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International Law. What is Aggression? The US Strikes on Iran and the Boundaries of International Law (2025)

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International Law. Can Iran Block the Strait of Hormuz? A Legal Perspective Under UNCLOS (2025)

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The Role of an International Legal Practitioner: Distinct Authority in a Global Legal Order (2025)

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Lawyer vs. International legal Practitioner: Why the Difference Matters in a Globalized Legal Landscape (2025)

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International Law – UNCLOS and Taiwan Strait (2023) - Examining territorial claims and legal interpretations under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)

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Oliver Lin’s continuous engagement in legal scholarship and professional writing ensures that AFS Singapore remains at the forefront of global arbitration, regulatory compliance, and financial governance

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