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Human Rights Screening of University Partners: Introduction to the Blog Symposium (2/9)

Human Rights Screening of University Partners: Introduction to the Blog Symposium (2/9)

By Eva Brems and Wouter Vandenhole |
Following the two introductory posts, we present a series of 9 blogposts. We start with a brief presentation of ...
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Human Rights Screening of University Partners: Introduction to the Blog Symposium (1/9)

Human Rights Screening of University Partners: Introduction to the Blog Symposium (1/9)

By Eva Brems and Wouter Vandenhole |
Israel’s war crimes in Gaza have led to on-campus protests, that questioned the universities’ potential role in ...
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Policing the Womb: The Re-Criminalisation of Abortion in Kenya

Policing the Womb: The Re-Criminalisation of Abortion in Kenya

By Murithi Antony |
Every day in Kenya, approximately seven women die from unsafe abortions. This statistic represents a preventable ...
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The Cognitive Challenges of Integrating Large Language Models to Assist Judges and the Threat to Fair Trial

The Cognitive Challenges of Integrating Large Language Models to Assist Judges and the Threat to Fair Trial

By MD Raisul Islam Sourav |
General Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and DeepSeek, and even field-specialised ...
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Constitutional Morality and the Future of Rights Jurisprudence in India

Constitutional Morality and the Future of Rights Jurisprudence in India

By Utkarsh Krishna |
A nine-judge Bench of the Supreme Court of India is presently hearing a review petition against its judgment in ...
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Chiles v. Salazar: A “Dangerous Can of Worms” Threatening States’ Ability to Protect Children from Harm

Chiles v. Salazar: A “Dangerous Can of Worms” Threatening States’ Ability to Protect Children from Harm

By Jennifer Bard |
In Chiles v. Salazar (2026), the Supreme Court reversed, 8-1, a lower-court decision allowing Colorado to enforce ...
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Normative Ambiguity of Jus Ad Bellum and the Limits of R2P

Normative Ambiguity of Jus Ad Bellum and the Limits of R2P

By Rafique Khan |
In February 2026, Iran-US-Israel conflict escalated into a full-scale armed confrontation after joint US-Israeli ...
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Decolonising the Museum: Why Britain Should Follow France in Returning Colonial Artefacts

Decolonising the Museum: Why Britain Should Follow France in Returning Colonial Artefacts

By Malak Benslama-Dabdoub |
On 13 April 2026, France's National Assembly unanimously passed a landmark bill to streamline the restitution of ...
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Towards Marriage as a Partnership: Matrimonial Property under Muslim Family Law in Pakistan

Towards Marriage as a Partnership: Matrimonial Property under Muslim Family Law in Pakistan

By Zubair Abbasi and Kaveri Qureshi |
There are broadly two ways of thinking about marriage in Islamic law. The first sees it as a relationship of ...
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Neutrality, Pluralism, and the Limits of Secular Uniformity: A Rejoinder to Leon Langdon

Neutrality, Pluralism, and the Limits of Secular Uniformity: A Rejoinder to Leon Langdon

By Adina Portaru |
Leon Langdon’s response to my article on Union of Atheists v. Greece (2025) offers a thoughtful engagement with ...
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