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‘Children of IS parents should be repatriated for long-term security reasons’
8 November 2018Today, Dutch parliamentarians convene on what to do with the Dutch children of parents who joined the Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria. Asser senior researcher Dr Christophe Paulussen was co-author of a recent op-ed in the Volkskrant, which argued that for...
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Asser in the press on citizenship stripping in Bahrain
6 November 2018Asser senior researcher and ICCT research fellow Dr Christophe Paulussen is quoted in an article on Voice of America, the largest U.S. international broadcaster. He was interviewed about Bahrain’s continuous efforts to revoke citizenship of its nationals. The ...
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International law and the far right: Reflections on law and cynicism
1 November 2018The fourth Annual T.M.C. Asser lecture will be delivered by Prof. Martti Koskenniemi on 29 November at the Peace Palace. In his lecture, Prof. Koskenniemi will address the role of international law in dealing with the rising far right, as the backlash against ...
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Online inter-university programme on international criminal law and procedure for Lebanese students
30 October 2018A new season of the Inter-University Programme on International Criminal Law and Procedure begins today. The programme offers Lebanese law students a unique opportunity to learn about international criminal law and procedure. Today more than 250 Lebanese law ...
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How advanced technologies could help international law
24 October 2018In a new blog, Asser Institute researcher Dr Berenice Boutin discusses how advanced technologies and international law can benefit from each other. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and blockchain are prominent examples of new technologies that might revolutionise...