What is the Future of the Prohibition Against Collective Expulsion in the European Human Rights Legal Framework? – EJIL: Talk! – Go Health Pro

What is the Future of the Prohibition Against Collective Expulsion in the European Human Rights Legal Framework? – EJIL: Talk! – Go Health Pro

On 12 February 2025, the European Court of Human Rights (“the Court”) held hearings in three cases concerning collective expulsions: R.A. and Others v. Poland (42120/21), H.M.M. and Others v. Latvia (42165/21) and C.O.C.G. and Others v. Lithuania (17764/22). These cases included alleged migrant instrumentalisation and hybrid threats orchestrated by Belarus (and Russia) as a … Read more

Triple-I Blog | JIF 2024: Collective, Data-Driven Approaches Needed to Address Climate-Related Perils – Go Health Pro

Triple-I Blog | JIF 2024: Collective, Data-Driven Approaches Needed to Address Climate-Related Perils – Go Health Pro

The need for collective action to address the property/casualty risk crisis was a recurring theme throughout Triple-I’s Joint Industry Forum in Miami – particularly during the panel on climate risk and  resilience. The discussion focused heavily on what’s currently being done to address this evolving area of peril. The panel, moderated by Veronika Torarp – … Read more

One size fits all? Average consumer in collective proceedings, CJEU in C‑450/22 – Go Health Pro

 Dear readers,  it is with genuine excitement (albeit with some delay) that I type out some thoughts in reaction to a very rich new decision by the CJEU, namely Caixabank and others of 4 July 2024 (C‑450/22). This case is, shockingly but not incredibly, yet another instalment in the floor clauses saga that we have so often written … Read more

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