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[New publication] Many hands in the black box: Artificial intelligence and the responsibility of international organisations
27 July 2023In a new book chapter, researcher Magda Pacholska (Asser Institute) analyses the possible legal reverberations of the rapidly growing interest in AI-enabled technologies by international organisations within the military and security domains. In the past dec...
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[New blog post] Weaponising Russia’s Memory Law: On Russia’s anti-war dissidents
11 July 2023In a new blog post for Verfassungsblog, researchers Andrii Nekoliak (Asser Institute) and Elizaveta Klochkova (OVD-Info), describe how the Russian Federation is using a “memory law” to put pressure on potential critics of the Russian attack on Ukraine. This Ru...
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[Interview] Tarik Gherbaoui: ‘With my research I aim to reach the decision-makers in the field of counter-terrorism’
5 July 2023Tarik Gherbaoui is a researcher at the T.M.C. Asser Instituut, where he contributes to several projects in the context of the Institute’s work for the Global Counterterrorism Forum (GCTF) including on maritime security and terrorist travel, counterterrorist wa...
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Prosecuting international crimes in Africa: Strengthening legal capacities
27 June 2023On Monday July 3, a group of 25 judges and public prosecutors from French-speaking African countries will gather at The Hague-based Asser Institute for the 6th edition of the training programme on international criminal law (ICL) and transnational criminal law...
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[Blog post] Enforcing sanctions violations to fund the reconstruction of Ukraine
14 June 2023In a new blog post for EJIL:Talk!, James Patrick Sexton (Asser Institute), and his co-author David Kinnecome (UpRights), explore recent efforts to secure funds for the reconstruction of Ukraine. The authors argue that allocating funds gathered through enforcin...
