14. 8. 2024   Johana Marešová

V průběhu celého června se již tradičně oslavovalo vše, co je spojené s LGBTQ+ komunitou. Nejvíce viditelnou akcí je každoroční pochod, který se koná v mnoha zemích. Jaká je ale historie Pride Month, co přinesl ten letošní a jaká je nyní nálada ve společnosti?

26. 7. 2024   Adéla Čápková

Začátkem března 2024 se v Madridu konalo regionální kolo soutěže European Law Moot Court, kterého se zúčastnil i tým studentů Právnické fakulty Masarykovy univerzity. Jednalo se již o 35. ročník této mezinárodní soutěže zaměřující se na právo Evropské unie. Celá soutěž je jednou z nejprestižnějších a nejnáročnějších moot courtů v oblasti evropského práva.

26. 7. 2024   Jan Lhotský

When the European Court of Human Rights ruled in April this year in the Verein KlimaSeniorinnen Schweiz case that Switzerland had violated the European Convention on Human Rights by failing to adequately address climate change, it was a landmark decision. However, it was not the Strasbourg Court that first addressed the relationship between human rights and climate change. A number of earlier, equally important decisions by other institutions paved the way for this judgment.

11. 7. 2024   Klára Popelková

Since 7 October 2023, the Gaza Strip has been involved in an intense armed conflict between Israel and Hamas, sparking numerous legal debates. Two international courts, the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court, have both intervened, addressing various aspects of the conflict.

29. 6. 2024   Jan Nevlída

In May 2024, the European Commission completed its analysis of Poland's state of the rule of law. As a result, Poland is no longer at risk of severe breaches of the rule of law. Poland has been facing proceedings over the rule of law since 2017 due to certain actions of the previous Polish government.

16. 6. 2024   Klára Popelková

The verdict of the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court, issued on  1 March 2024, marks a significant milestone in the ongoing investigation concerning the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. The Appeals Chamber unanimously rejected Venezuela's appeal against the decision of the Pre-Trial Chamber from 2023 and affirmed the authorization to resume the investigation despite previous attempts to halt it.

26. 5. 2024   Karin Lišková

In recent years, the Kyrgyz authorities have continuously suppressed independent media in an attempt to crack down on investigative journalism and consolidate the power of the government. As of 16 January 2024, eleven current and former employees of the respected investigative media outlet, Temirov Live, have been arrested on dubious charges.