On June sixth a unanimous U.S. Supreme Courtroom dominated that members of a majority group who allege discrimination beneath Title VII of the Civil Rights Act don’t should shoulder an additional burden of proof in comparison with members of a minority group. On this case, a heterosexual … Read more
Dr Sarah Ganty, LL.M. (Yale), Ph.D. (ULB); J.S.D. candidate, Yale Regulation College; F.N.R.S. Postdoctoral Fellow, UCLouvain; Analysis Customer, Bonavero Institute of Human Rights (Oxford); Analysis Fellow, CEU Democracy Institute (Budapest); President of the YLS European Regulation Affiliation Photograph: Raad van State (the referring court docket), through Wikimedia Commons Final February, the Grand Chamber … Read more
Professor Steve Friends, Royal Holloway College of London Picture credit score: Pudelek, by way of Wikimedia Commons Is the Italy/Albania deal on housing asylum-seekers a mannequin of the long run, to be emulated by the remainder of the EU, and the UK – or is it destined to be an costly failure, just … Read more
On 17 October 2024, the European Courtroom of Justice (ECJ) delivered its preliminary ruling in NFŠ (C-28/23, EU:C:2024:893). The case was very attention-grabbing in three respects. First, in addressing some elements of the definition of public works contracts that hold arising in litigation in relation to comparatively complicated actual property transactions. Second, in addressing the … Read more
Attila Szabó, LLM in European regulation, Head of Authorized Assist Service, Hungarian Civil Liberties Union The writer would wish to thank Steve Friends and Máté Szabó, HCLU’s skilled director, for their concepts for the textual content! Photograph credit score: Tételes istentagadó, by way of Wikimedia Commons On 5 April, Renáta Uitz revealed … Read more
