Public Law Green goals, unfair burden The EUDR seeks global sustainability, but critics warn of ‘green colonialism’. Can unilateralism ever yield a fair global sustainability standard? Yijie He + 2 others • 22-10-2025
Public Law De stille kracht van kleine zaken In de politiek en media wordt vaak gesteld dat belangenorganisaties steeds vaker strategisch procederen. Maar klopt dat wel? Aan de hand van een nieuwe database wordt dit fenomeen onderzocht. Sjoukje Kraak • 15-10-2025
Public Law Girls leading change The International Day of the Girl Child highlights the importance of empowering girls across the globe. Today, girls themselves are at the forefront of change. Ann Skelton + 1 other • 09-10-2025
Interdisciplinary Study of the Law Erasing personal data in an AI era Can inaccurate personal data produced by AI be deleted? As the right of erasure evolves in the AI era, legal and technical challenges are growing. Helena Vrabec • 02-10-2025
Public Law Lived gender identity in EU Law For the first time, the Court of Justice of the European Union has interpreted EU law to create an obligation for Member States to legally recognise the lived gender identity of trans persons. Elias Tissandier-Nasom • 17-09-2025
Public Law Too unfit to face justice? A case that came before the UN’s IRMCT involving the accused’s health raised questions about balancing justice and fair trial rights. How does the ICC approach ‘fitness to stand trial’? María Manuela Márquez Velásquez + 1 other • 22-08-2025
