A blessing in disguise for the ICC? Trump’s Executive Order 13928 Trump’s sanctions against ICC officials are an opportunity to inquire about the ICC’s desirable strategy regarding investigations into non-parties and powerful states such as the US. Mathilde Couloigner • February 23, 2021
EU wint van Zuid-Korea in handels-dispuut over arbeidsrecht: hoe nu verder? Een arbitrage-panel heeft op 25 januari 2021 een uitspraak gedaan in een kwestie die de EU en handelspartner Zuid-Korea al lang verdeeld houdt. Paul van der Heijden • February 09, 2021
The effect of vaccine nationalism and the global right to health Competition to gain fast access to Corona virus vaccines has led to vaccine nationalism. Under current circumstances, does international law recognize a global right to health that States should respect? Senuri de Silva • February 04, 2021
Sustainability in space Space is becoming more contested, congested, competitive, and contaminated. How to ensure the long-term sustainability of space activities, so present and future generations can use and explore it indefinitely? Tanja Masson-Zwaan • January 19, 2021
A lifeline for municipalities in times of coronavirus Municipalities are experiencing severe economic effects from the coronavirus crisis. Their financial distress requires a long-term solution to deal with these financial problems. Carlijn van der Hek and Robin Sijbesma • January 05, 2021
De Poolse rechtsstaat en het Europees aanhoudingsbevel: wie is/zijn er nu aan zet? In wat misschien wel één van de belangrijkste uitspraken van 2020 is, heeft het Hof van Justitie van de EU andermaal beslist dat de uitvoering van uit Polen afkomstige Europees aanhoudingsbevelen niet structureel kan worden geweigerd. Elise Filius and Jannemieke Ouwerkerk • December 24, 2020
The future of verification under the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Something to look forward to in 2021: the entry into force of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. A credible international verification organisation will be the key to its success. Anmol Gulecha • November 17, 2020 • 2 comments
The right to regularise irregular residence is a human right The regularisation of irregular migrants is a human right. Having a stable immigration status is a prerequisite for leading a normal life. Article 8 ECHR protects the right to private and family life and can oblige a state to regularise an irregular migrant. Mark Klaassen • November 16, 2020 • 1 comment
This is not how one treats children The new assistance offered by the Dutch government to asylum seeking children is another example of Dutch thriftiness and clearly lacks respect for the rights and interests of the child Peter Rodrigues and Ton Liefaard • November 02, 2020
