The draft AI Act and children: Room for improvement In 2021 a draft AI Act was published. At the moment, the draft AI Act is before the European Parliament (EP) as part of the European AI package. Simone van der Hof and Gianclaudio Malgieri • July 22, 2022
Judges on politically sensitive descisions How do judges themselves feel about the political sensitivity of their decisions? Miranda Boone • July 19, 2022
And what if the courts could strengthen our democracies? Public interest litigation allows courts to provoke social change to some extent. But court decisions on political issues are not unproblematic in democratic systems. What if we could define circumstances so courts can enhance democratic participation and debate? María Carlota Ucín • July 09, 2022
Racial justice is about redressing systemic injustice Legal mobilization as legitimate counterpower: The need for deliberate, strategic, bold and innovative approaches to redress systemic, racial injustice. Jeff Handmaker and Eva Rieter • July 07, 2022
Lean, clean, and green? An appraisal of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank’s green approach to infrastructure projects. How environmentally sustainable is infrastructure development? Abhinand Siddharth, Martin Dabrowski, Siddharth Trakroo and Vinícius Souza • July 04, 2022
The Italian Constitutional Court balancing mining activity interests A recent ECJ ruling has referred to environmental protection in relation to procedures for seabed exploitation. Opportunities for the Italian Constitutional Court? Giorgio Cataldo • June 30, 2022
Evaluating transformative constitutionalism in South Africa A view from the mineral rights’ adjudication looking glass. Jackie Dugard • June 23, 2022
Labelingsplicht voor PFAS om erger te voorkomen PFAS komen steeds vaker in het nieuws vanwege de gevaarlijke eigenschappen en risico’s voor het milieu en de volksgezondheid. Er wordt gewerkt aan een Europees verbod van PFAS, maar in de tussentijd zou een labelingsplicht het gebruik kunnen laten afnemen Claudia Keppel and Carijn van Duijl • June 20, 2022
Courts as social engineers: A social genesis of judicial decisions? The perceived development of courts into arenas for societal change comes with many questions. One can question, for example, whether the courtroom forms the right place for bringing societal change about. Stijn van Deursen • June 17, 2022