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Joint initiative: Launch of a Forum of Legal Actors on freedom of expression.Book by Asser researcher Chukwuma Okoli subject of symposium.Scholarships available for our 2021 winter academies.New Year’s resolutions? Our winter academies will help you stay ahead in 2021.Watch a recording of the 6th Annual T.M.C.Handover ceremony of unique inter-university programme in Lebanon.DILEMA lecture: Remote, autonomous weapons and human agency.‘Meaningful human control over autonomous weapons and International Criminal Law’.Staying in an area controlled by a terrorist organisation: crime or operational necessity?.Launch of the Asser Nexus on Conflict and Crime.Artificial intelligence: Is the answer more law?.The many challenges of prosecuting sexual terrorism: the case of ISIS.Lecture on Germany’s presidency of the Council of the European Union in challenging times.Launch of the ILA Study Group’s website on cities and international law.Covid-19 exposes structural inequality in global supply chain contracts.EU’s future due diligence legislation will speed up justice for Shell claimants.Citizenship stripping as a counter-terrorism measure is inefficient.Asser in the press on citizenship stripping in Bahrain.‘Legislative fever is not a long-term solution for stopping terrorism incitement’.‘UK, Australia and the Netherlands should not evade responsibility through citizenship stripping’.‘Strengthening domestic capacity to prosecute and adjudicate international and transnational crimes in Africa'.Introducing the Asser Academy Masterclass series: innovative short courses for legal professionals.

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Free lecture: The Romanian experience in the EU external relations field.

Call for papers: The city in constitutional law.

What is an ‘effective’ counter-terrorism strategy? Join our upcoming conference in May.

The Race for Human Rights: Leveraging Bahrain’s Grand Prix for Change.

Asser Institute at the 2019 ASIL Annual Meeting.

Register now: Summer law programme on international criminal law & international legal & comparative approaches to counter-terrorism.

Asser takes part in a research project on EU sports diplomacy.

Francophone training in International and Transnational Criminal Law.

New publication on the effect of the UK’s counter-terrorism policies on the rule of law.

International Women’s Day: Janne Nijman puts the spotlight on peace activist Bertha von Suttner (1843 - 1914).

Call for papers: Are Human Rights a myth or a lived reality?.

New blog: The Shamima Begum case: ‘Revoking citizenship is ineffective and counterproductive’.

Call for papers – 3rd Annual International Sports Law Conference of the International Sports Law Journal.

Cities and international law in the Urban Age.

Online summer programme on terrorism, countering terrorism & the rule of law.

Using battlefield evidence in the fight against terrorism: International law dimensions.

Asser in the press: Chagos islands case before the International Court of Justice.Cross borders with the Asser Institute Movies that Matter Festival 2019.Save the date: Advanced summer programme on terrorism, counter-terrorism and the rule of law.Coming up: Book launch on EU Anti-Discrimination Law, the world’s most advanced anti-discrimination law system.

Asser academic director becomes a gender champion.Panel discussion: Human control over Autonomous Military Technologies.Academic director and member of the board Janne Nijman joins the PAX Supervisory Board.Two souls in one breast: The international institutional lawyer as scholar and as practitioner.Asser in the press on International Criminal Court’s Gbagbo decision.'Bringing critical thinking to power' - New Year's message from Asser's academic director.Counter-terrorism expert Paulussen in NRC: “It is an illusion to think that citizenship stripping is effective”.Lecture by Dr Kenneth Payne on Artificial Intelligence in strategic affairs.Call for papers: FIFA and human rights - Impacts, policies, responsibilities.‘In search of judicial independence’ – op-ed in Kathmandu Post by Shelter City Fellow.Deadline extended for Nuffic MENA Scholarship: Apply now for summer programme on countering terrorism and the rule of law.AI is challenging existing practices within the law of armed conflict.‘A vaguely defined licence to kill’: jus ad bellum and the War on Terror.Movies that Matter and the Asser Institute: the power of film in international justice.Disarmament and non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction 2021.American University Washington College of Law.International Centre for Counter-Terrorism (ICCT).