Dr Joy A. Debski, Lecturer in Law, School of Law and Social Sciences, Robert Gordon University Photo credit: André Corboz, via Wikimedia Commons Synoptic Data Inquiry and Understanding the Directive Although women constitute about 51% of overall population in the EU, statistics show a rather concerning reality that despite accounting for about 60% … Read more
On 31 October 2024, the International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent adopted an unprecedented resolution on protecting civilians against the potential human cost of digital activities during armed conflicts. This post offers a critical appraisal of the resolution’s main aspects against the background of its adoption. As will be explained, the resolution … Read more
With ruling of January twenty fifth, the Court docket of Justice (CJEU) dominated on the implications of the annulment of an unfair time period in mortgage mortgage agreements and particularly on the restrictions that an motion for restitution could also be subjected to. The Provincial Court docket of Barcelona referred to the CJEU three joined … Read more
