Article G, paragraph (3) of the Fundamental Law now contains the possibility of suspension of citizenship for dual citizens. As the Preamble of the 15th Amendment states, this rule does not apply to ...

Since 22 May 2025, a disquieting letter has been circulating: nine leading EU politicians are calling for “a new and open-minded conversation about the interpretation of the European Convention on ...

The saga of Georgia’s foreign agent laws began in 2023, when Georgian Dream (GD) introduced legislation forcing CSOs receiving over 20% of foreign funding to register as “foreign agents” or face fines ...

The rule of law is not only under threat in Islamabad – it’s also faltering at Germany’s national borders. In their analysis, ...

And in the hands of a would-be autocrat, the SCOTUS decision has delivered a serious blow to the constitutional system. This text initially appeared on The Contrarian.

For this reason, this blogpost will take a closer look at these alleged certainties, and set out why the judgment is not that surprising at all – lifting the veil of untenable dogmas and ...

Decent work in the platform economy” is one of the items the ILO will discuss during its upcoming 113 th International Labour Conference from 2 to 13 June 2025 – a first in the ILO’s history. In ...

Safe access zones (SAZ) statutes in Great Britain create protective areas around premises where abortion services are provided and criminalise specified behaviours within these protective areas. The ...

The principle of jus soli has been progressively dismantled in France through the tightening of conditions governing access to French nationality in Mayotte—the 101st department of the Republic and an ...

The judgment was met with enthusiasm by some rule of law afficionados and opposition parties such as the PPDB coalition primarily because, in their eyes, its reasoning also analogously applies to the ...

In late April 2025, the Meta Oversight Board (“Board”) published its first six decisions since Meta implemented sweeping changes to its content moderation policy. While these decisions prompted ...

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