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Ukrainian members of parliament and experts work on the development of a comprehensive legal framework to address atrocity crimes in Ukraine
6 March 2024The Asser Institute hosted a series of closed expert meetings to work on the development of a comprehensive legal framework to address atrocity crimes in Ukraine. In cooperation with the USAID Justice for All (J4A) programme, we welcomed key representatives of...
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[New Publication] Is wearing sunglasses an attack? Obligations under international humanitarian law for anti-AI countermeasures
4 March 2024In a forthcoming article for the International Review of the Red Cross, researcher Jonathan Kwik addresses the legal ambiguity of adversarials, an anti-artificial intelligence countermeasure that can induce hallucinations, bias, and performance drops in an opp...
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[Call for Papers] The French due diligence law after five years of implementation: (in)effectiveness, (un)accountability and (in)justice?
1 March 2024The Asser Institute and Wageningen University law group invite early career researchers to submit their abstracts by 22 March for the conference, ‘The French due diligence law after five years of implementation: (in)effectiveness, (un)accountability and (in)ju...
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[Quarterly update] The Foreign Terrorist Fighters Knowledge Hub
29 February 2024The Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTF) Knowledge Hub, an open-access online resource developed by the T.M.C. Asser Instituut and the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism (ICCT), has just been updated to incorporate recent developments surrounding states’ r...
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[Blog post] Dutch court halts F-35 aircraft deliveries to Israel
27 February 2024 By León Castellanos-JankiewiczCiting a “clear risk” of abuse, the Hague Court of Appeal has ordered the Dutch government to stop delivering F-35 aircraft components to Israel. Asser Institute researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz is following the case and provides his analysis of the 12 F...