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[New video] ASIL Hague Closing Panel on confronting impunity and safeguarding journalists
29 May 2024In a new video, you can now watch the Hague Closing Plenary of the 2024 annual meeting of the American Society of International Law (ASIL). The plenary, convened by Asser Institute researcher Gabriele Chlevickaite, reviewed efforts to fight impunity for journa...
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[Interview] Counterterrorism expert Christophe Paulussen critisises citizenship stripping for terrorists and calls for evidence-based approach
23 May 2024In an interview with Dutch media organisation De Kanttekening, counterterrorism expert Dr Christophe Paulussen calls for a more evidence-based approach to counterterrorism policy. In the article, Paulussen reflects on plans to revoke the citizenship of convic...
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[New training] Ukrainian judges are offered specialised training on adjudicating international crimes
22 May 2024This summer, the T.M.C. Asser Instituut, with the support of the Ukrainian National School of Judges, is launching its free "Specialised Judicial Training Series for Ukrainian judges" under the project "Restoring Justice and Dignity in Ukraine"*, an initiativ...
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[New publication] UN rapporteur Michael Fakhri on food systems and structural violence
13 May 2024In a new publication by T.M.C. Asser Press, Professor Michael Fakhri, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, provides an interesting analysis of the complex relationship between food systems and structural violence. Drawing on his experience as the Un...
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[Out now] Video by Fleur Johns on ‘Rethinking community in international law’
13 May 2024On April 25, in a packed Peace Palace in The Hague, Annual T.M.C. Asser Lecture speaker prof. Fleur Johns explored new techniques of community-making in her lecture 'Connection in a divided world: Rethinking ‘community’ in international law'. Johns introduced ...