Public Law

Ukraine and its place in Europe and the EU

This contribution to the Leiden Law Blog is written from a personal perspective as a Ukrainian. There is no need to go into detail of the horror of what is happening in Ukraine right now, since everyone can see the constant updates on the news.

Veronika Yefremova • 16-03-2022

Public Law

A Series of Leiden Law Blogs on the Russian aggression in Ukraine

Europe is shocked, the world is shocked, by the Russian aggression in Ukraine and the human suffering as a result of Russia’s flagrant violation of key rules of international law.

Niels Blokker • 15-03-2022

Private Law

Internationale kinderrechten: blijvend van belang voor de hele wereld

Reflecties ter gelegenheid van 10 jaar UNICEF-leerstoel Kinderrechten.

Ton Liefaard • 15-03-2022

Private Law

International children’s rights: An ongoing global issue

Reflections to mark 10 years’ UNICEF Chair in Children’s Rights

Ton Liefaard • 15-03-2022

Private Law

Kindermishandeling: tijd om professionele stappen te zetten!

Onlangs gaf de KNMG te kennen dat de KNMG-meldcode huiselijk geweld en kindermishandeling (2018) wordt herzien. Hierin staat wanneer de arts het medisch beroepsgeheim mag of zelfs moet doorbreken in geval van (vermoedens van) kindermishandeling. De meldcode moet toegankelijker en duidelijker.

Mirjam Sombroek-van Doorm • 14-03-2022

Public Law

AI in the EU and Access to Justice – A Panel Discussion

Automation may endanger fundamental values in the EU. In a panel discussion on 28 January 2022, experts discussed how the use of AI by the EU administration affects individuals’ access to justice.

Sophie van der Kroon + 1 other • 03-03-2022