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The Problem with Defining Voyeurism Too Narrowly

The Problem with Defining Voyeurism Too Narrowly

By Aastha Tiwari |
India stands on an uncharted terrain of privacy jurisprudence, where, on one hand, a normative framework of ...
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The Persistence of Witch Hunting in India: A Crisis of Legal Enforcement and State Responsibility

The Persistence of Witch Hunting in India: A Crisis of Legal Enforcement and State Responsibility

By Mukta Nahata and Sukhpreet Kaur Sodhi |
In July 2025, a mob in Bihar’s Purnea district hacked to death and burned five members of a Scheduled Tribe ...
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Religious Autonomy and Genuine Occupational Requirements: The CJEU’s Judgment in Katholische Schwangerschaftsberatung v JB

Religious Autonomy and Genuine Occupational Requirements: The CJEU’s Judgment in Katholische Schwangerschaftsberatung v JB

By Lucy Vickers |
In Katholische Schwangerschaftsberatung v JB the CJEU returned to consider the question of how to balance the ...
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Holding the Mirror Up (9/9)

Holding the Mirror Up (9/9)

By Aleydis Nissen |
Specialised ethical intra-muros committees are increasingly asked to make difficult judgements about external ...
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Italian Universities’ Approach to Human Rights in International Agreements: From Commitment to Implementation (8/9)

Italian Universities’ Approach to Human Rights in International Agreements: From Commitment to Implementation (8/9)

By Carlo Mazzoleni |
Over the last few years, in the context of widespread mobilisations in Italy in solidarity with the Palestinian ...
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Ethical Considerations in External Collaborations: The Report of a Working Group at the University of Lausanne (7/9)

Ethical Considerations in External Collaborations: The Report of a Working Group at the University of Lausanne (7/9)

By Evelyne Schmid |
In 2024, in the context of Palestine student protests, the Rectorate of the University of Lausanne (UNIL) set up a ...
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Comités scientifiques internationaux : liberté académique et responsabilité institutionnelle dans le cas de l’université de Liège (Belgique) (4/9)

Comités scientifiques internationaux : liberté académique et responsabilité institutionnelle dans le cas de l’université de Liège (Belgique) (4/9)

By Juliette Delvaux and Edouard Delruelle |
Cet article vise à analyser une tension au sein des comités universitaires chargés d’évaluer les collaborations ...
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International Scientific Committees: Academic freedom and institutional responsibility in the case of the University of Liège (Belgium) (4/9)

International Scientific Committees: Academic freedom and institutional responsibility in the case of the University of Liège (Belgium) (4/9)

By Juliette Delvaux and Edouard Delruelle |
In this article, we examine a tension within university committees tasked with evaluating international scientific ...
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Human rights screening: The Flemish Model and Practice (3/9)

Human rights screening: The Flemish Model and Practice (3/9)

By Eva Brems and Wouter Vandenhole |
In late 2019, the Flemish Interuniversity Council (VLIR) issued Recommendations for implementing a human rights ...
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