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A deepdive into the possibilities and implications of technology for human rights

Smits and Tilgner, recently joined the Global Law & Business Seminar at Columbia Law School and reflect on their visit.

Memory is not a video recording but a reconstruction. Jeanne Gaakeer calls for greater scepticism and a better understanding of the fallibility of memory.

New research by Alexander Baumann provides a blueprint for holding multinationals to account for modern slavery and environmental damage in supply chains.

Many people regularly order parcels from outside the EU. However, ordering these parcels has become more expensive as of 1 July. Why is that the case?

How can society be protected from high-risk prisoners?

Harsher penalties do not automatically work: in her inaugural lecture, Tamar Fischer argues that attention should be paid to multiple contexts

How can international law (ISDS vs. Just Transition) make the fossil fuel phase-out fair? Erasmus School of Law experts discuss this after Santa Marta.

Kox received the 2026 Willem Nagel Prize for her research on the role of the law for unauthorized migrants and its significance for the functioning of the law

PhD candidate Lujia Sun examines how mobile healthcare can be deployed fairly and with a human rights focus, with attention to vulnerable groups.