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[New blogpost] The Nationality lottery: Why deprivation of nationality does not constitute direct discrimination on the basis of ethnic origin
22 May 2025In a recent blog post on Verfassungsblog, research intern Santiago Dresen analyses a significant ruling by the Amsterdam District Court. He examines the court's finding that revoking Dutch nationality from dual citizens convicted of terrorism-related crimes co...
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Amsterdam Law School’s Global Justice Session for the first time organised at The Hague’s Asser Institute
21 May 2025The T.M.C. Asser Instituut and the Amsterdam Law School (ALS) have marked a small milestone in their strengthening partnership with the first-ever Global Justice Session (GJS) held at the Asser Institute in The Hague. The session, focused on "Accountability fo...
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[Save the date] Renowned climate expert Prof. Joyeeta Gupta to deliver the T.M.C. Asser Annual Lecture 2025
20 May 2025The Asser Institute is very pleased to announce that Professor Joyeeta Gupta, winner of the prestigious Spinoza Prize and a leading global voice on climate and environmental governance, will deliver the 10th T.M.C. Asser Annual Lecture. The lecture, which will...
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[New publication] Examining Europe’s foreign fighter conundrum through the lens of the rule of law and human rights
19 May 2025A new book titled Europe’s Foreign Fighter Conundrum: Legal Responses, the Rule of Law, and Human Rights, explores how Europe can address the security challenges posed by foreign fighters without compromising its commitment to the rule of law and human r...
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[New blog post] More than a verdict: Local perspectives on the Pakistan Reko Diq dispute
15 May 2025In a new blog post on the Business and Human Rights Journal blog, authors Asif Khan, Dmytro Cherneha and Stephanie Triefus argue that the arbitration case between the Australian copper company Tethyan v. Pakistan has largely overlooked local perspectives, prio...