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[Blog post] ‘Reparations are problematic to negotiated (international criminal) justice’
11 January 2023In a new blog post for EJIL:Talk!, Asser Institute intern-trainee Catherine Gregoire concludes that Rule 94(2)(c) of the Kosovo Specialist Chambers (KSC) Rules of Procedure and Evidence (RPE) - a rule which allows for written plea agreements on reparations - h...
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[New publication] Military artificial intelligence and the principle of distinction: A state responsibility perspective
9 December 2022In a new article for the Israel Law Review (Cambridge University Press), researcher Magda Pacholska argues that the existing military AI technologies do not raise unique issues under the law of state responsibility. She argues that should the fully autonomous ...
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[Conference] Strengthening Ukraine’s national efforts to investigate, prosecute, adjudicate and report on international crimes
11 November 2022On Monday 14 November, the Asser Institute and Global Rights Compliance (GRC) co-organised the conference ‘Strengthening Ukraine’s national efforts to investigate, prosecute, adjudicate and report on international crimes’. The conference - which was fully book...
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[Interview] Shelter City research fellow Ali Erdoğan: “European institutions can be very patriarchal”
31 October 2022 By Bomi SeoDuring a three-month stay in The Hague, visiting research fellow Ali Erdoğan focuses on human rights and same-sex marriages in EU law. “I would like to make some changes in this world with regard to LGBTIQ+ rights. And I believe that I can achieve this throug...
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[New research paper] 'Magnitsky sanctions fail to serve human rights or security'
6 October 2022[New research paper] 'Magnitsky sanctions fail to serve human rights or security' In a new paper, Asser Institute researchers Victoria Kerr and James Patrick Sexton conclude that so-called ‘Magnitsky sanctions regimes’ - in which governments target people s...