Het systematisch falen van de jeugdzorg

Slachtoffers van de misstanden in de jeugdzorg worden eindelijk niet meer genegeerd, maar het probleem is nog lang niet opgelost.

Lisa Bijl • May 21, 2024

Commercial space industry: the new guardian of space sustainability

Commercial space companies often make headlines for their technological advances and mission success. Beyond their technical achievements, they also actively engage in the governance of space activities.

Zhuang Tian • April 12, 2024

De MSC Zoe-milieuramp: verloren containers in zee en het recht op milieu-informatie

Verloren lading op zee moet worden beschouwd als milieuvervuiling en informatie hierover moet openbaar worden gemaakt, maar dat gaat niet altijd goed.

Esther Kentin • March 28, 2024

Military discipline and police discretion are historically and theoretically incompatible

Belonging to the Dutch military limits your civil rights and can negatively impact individual discretion within policing. Both history and theory suggest trouble where the military and the police force meet.

Tim van Lit • March 21, 2024

The Digital Services Act is here: what about its enforcement?

All online platforms in the EU must now comply with the Digital Services Act. Due to delays by the Dutch government, the DSA is yet to be enforced here. Time for clarification and swift action.

Kimia Heidary • February 27, 2024

Gaat de Verklaring omtrent Risicobeheersing (VOR) voor meer duidelijkheid zorgen?

Er is overeenstemming bereikt over de VOR. Beursgenoteerde vennootschappenmoeten vanaf 2025 in hun bestuursverslag laten zien hoe ze omgaan met risico's. Maar wat betekent dit eigenlijk voor die vennootschappen en voor hun manier van risico's beheren?

Carlijn van der Hek • February 26, 2024

Squeezing out an imperative right? The right to data portability in the Indian context

The new Indian data protection law includes elements of data portability but falls short of fully incorporating this right in the Indian data protection regime.

Helena Vrabec, Yashu Bansal and Animesh Gupta • February 26, 2024

A child rights-based approach to adolescents’ sexuality

A holistic child rights perspective is crucial to prevent criminalisation and undue state-sanctioned restrictions on adolescents’ sexual exploration both online and offline.

Ann Skelton and Sabine Katharina Witting • February 22, 2024

Is blockchain sufficiently trustworthy for public finance?

The word ‘blockchain’ can evoke images of scandals related to cryptocurrencies. So it might be surprising that some central banks are adopting Central Bank Digital Currency, a form of currency based on blockchain technology. Are governments venturing into issuing their own versions of bitcoin?

Jan Willem Kakebeeke and Max Jongmans • January 22, 2024

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