‘Women Are Mothers’ as the Worst Stereotype of All
Can the Upcoming CEDAW General Recommendation 41 on Gender Stereotypes Combat Gender Inequality Effectively?
Nach dem Kölner Urteil: Wer für ein AfD-Verbot ist, sollte umdenken
Wer weiter auf das Verbotsverfahren setzt, droht den Entwicklungen hinterherzurennen, statt kluge Gegenstrategien zu entwickeln.
(Ir-)Responsible by Design? Corporate Guardrails and the Governance of Military AI
The recent clash between the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and Anthropic, which we first outlinedhere, marks a crucial moment in the governance of military artificial intelligence (AI).
“Personal Data”: More Than a Definition, a Quasi-Constitutional Stake in EU Law in the Era of the Digital Omnibus
This post argues that the definition of “personal data” is not technical but quasi-constitutional in EU law.
Motherhood as the Norm; Non-Motherhood, Conditions Apply
Looking for a Right Not to Mother within International Human Rights Law
Don’t Look Up to Interstellar: EU Space Law, Human Rights, and Survival Narratives
This post argues that as the EU develops its space governance, it must align survival narratives beyond Earth with its constitutional commitments to human rights and environmental sustainability, resisting colonial logics and recognising …
The Pseudo-Technical Purge
In January 2026, Serbia adopted a package of amendments to core judicial statutes, informally labelled the “Mrdić laws”, that together recalibrate key elements of the country’s prosecutorial and judicial framework.
