Interdisciplinary Study of the Law In search of justice: Leiden and Sarajevo students exploring the meaning of justice in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina Every nation has its own dark chapters of history and the Netherlands and Bosnia-Herzegovina are no exception. Could the rule of law help in bringing closure? Amber Benhammou • 12-12-2022
Private Law Dutch expulsion procedure for Venezuelan (child) migrants from Curaçao seems subpar Massive numbers of Venezuelan (child) migrants are on the move, fleeing deplorable humanitarian conditions. In Curaçao, it seems that many are expelled without prior assessment of their cases. Chrisje Sandelowsky • 29-11-2022
Interdisciplinary Study of the Law Reforming judicial review with respect for democracy Judicial review of the Constitution has long been a topic of discussion. How do democracy and the rule of law relate to each other? Jorieke Manenschijn • 24-11-2022
Public Law Due diligence legislation versus trade policy The EU’s inconsistent approach towards sustainability treaties Marco Bronckers • 18-11-2022
Public Law The Chagos Islands case: The vocabularies of self-determination Did the Chagossian peoples’ voice reverberate in the International Court of Justice during the course of deciding their right to self-determination? Shreya Shankar • 17-11-2022
Public Law Outer space heritage site protection Missions to and around the Moon are about to burgeon. How to ensure that future space explorers, while making new histories, also undertake appropriate measures to protect sites with historic value? Zhuang Tian • 14-11-2022
