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Category: Fundamental rights

The plight of unaccompanied migrant minors in Greek detention system: A national and international perspective

The EAW in cases of problematic surrender: Causes, consequences and possible solutions

Covid-19: A New Struggle over Privacy, Data Protection and Human Rights?

Academic Freedom protected via the CJEU? – The Advocate’s General Opinion in Commission v Hungary (C-66/18)

Is it time for Europe to reassess internet intermediary liability in light of coronavirus misinformation?

The Fundamental Rights Agency as the conscience of the EU: Is there a role for it in the UK-EU post-Brexit trade negotiations?

The UK/EU partnership and human rights: battle-lines and paradoxes

Untangling the inextricable – Advocate General Sánchez-Bordona’s proposal for a new standard of review of Charter infringements in Commission v Hungary (C-78/18)

E-Evidence in the EU Parliament: Basic Features of Birgit Sippel’s Draft Report