Interdisciplinary Study of the Law Indonesian lawyers in crisis: The ugly truth in times of corona There is a longstanding crisis of ethics among litigating lawyers in Indonesia, and the corona crisis is revealing their true colours. Santy Kouwagam • 22-04-2020
Private Law Covid-19 en het notariaat: ‘Heden verscheen – met gebruikmaking van audiovisuele hulpmiddelen – voor mij…’ Het notariaat kent tot op de dag van vandaag niet de mogelijkheid om een notariële akte langs elektronische weg te verlijden. Dat wringt in tijden van thuisisolatie waarin een fysieke ontmoeting met de notaris niet altijd mogelijk is. Peter van Es • 21-04-2020
Private Law Corporate raiders at the gate: Screening of investments in Dutch companies by non-EU parties The European Screening Regulation allows Member States to screen investments in national companies by parties from outside the EU. The grounds for this are very broad. Jelle Nijland + 1 other • 20-04-2020
Public Law Wash your hands often… and your newsfeed even more: disinformation in COVID-19 times In the midst of a public health crisis, only one thing is more contagious than the virus itself – lies. How does disinformation affect our fundamental rights? María de Arcos Tejerizo • 20-04-2020
Private Law Corona, krediet en kapitalisme De coronaciris heeft grote invloed op ons financieel-economisch bestel en test de grenzen ervan. Zo ook het bankbedrijf. Matthias Haentjens • 17-04-2020
Public Law The right to Internet as the right to health? Obligations to remove barriers to the access of information during a pandemic The Covid-19 pandemic is an issue of public health. But with states putting unreasonable barriers to the access of information and effective communication, it is equally an issue of ensuring the protection of fundamental freedoms and human rights during such crisis. Madeeha Majid • 16-04-2020
