von PHILIPP SCHÖBEL Digitalisierung ist ein wichtiges Werkzeug, um die gesellschaftliche Teilhabe von Menschen mit Behinderungen zu ermöglichen. Dafür müssen digitale Dienste
und Produkte barrierefrei sein. Bisher ist dies oftmals nicht der Fall. Das Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG) verpflichtet seit dem 28. [...]
Vor kurzem wurde die Junius Einführungsreihe durch einen weiteren Band bereichert: „Dekoloniale Theorien“ von Frederik Schulze und Philipp Wolfesberger. Ist der Begriff
der postkolonialen Theorien nun schon seit längerer Zeit Bestandteil der Diskussionen in der politischen Theorie – einschlägige Einführungen wurden bereits 2015 [...]
Une application littérale de l’article L. 822-12 du Code général de la fonction publique (CGFP) a été rendue dans une affaire jugée par la Cour administrative d’appel
de Versailles du 22 novembre 2024, (n°24VE01495), en vertu de laquelle le fonctionnaire en activité a seulement droit à un congé de longue durée (CLD) pour des [...]
In memory of Akiko Sugase (1971-2025) From March 13 to June 17, 2025, a Thematic Exhibition for the 50th Anniversary […] The post Connecting the Dots: An Exhibition on
Arabic Calligraphy in Osaka appeared first on Allegra Lab. [...]
In Religious Community of Svyato-Uspenskyy Parish of Rivne Eparchy of Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Ptycha Village of Dubenskyy District v Ukraine [2025] ECHR 223 (one of the
longest case references I’ve ever seen), the parish (“Ptycha”) complained that, after a split within the parish over the issue of jurisdiction, the domestic [...]
In the great majority of cases, state or non-state armed forces engaging in violations of international humanitarian law (IHL) do not attempt to justify their acts by offering
different interpretations of the applicable law. Rather, what they usually do is simply flat-out deny that the facts alleged actually happened. [...]
When I first sat in the high-backed, king-sized chair of the Executive Court in Kishoreganj, Bangladesh, perched above everyone, a red cloth draped across the desk like a theatre
curtain, I had a strange feeling that I had replaced a forgotten deity. Not quite a magistrate, more like a stand-in for a king who once claimed to speak for God. [...]
[We have the following call from the Supreme Court Historical Society for an Editor and Chair of Board of Editors for the Journal of Supreme Court History. DRE] The Supreme
Court Historical Society invites applications for an Editor to Chair the Board of Editors of its flagship publication: Journal of Supreme Court History. [...]
The Youtube-channel "EnChair(e)" publishes a long video interview with renowned French legal theorist and specialist of constitutional law Michel Troper. See above for the
first chapter. Youtube-channel here. [...]
Tomorrow the Supreme Court will hear argument in Louisiana v. Callais, a congressional redistricting case brought under section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. The litigation
started as Robinson v. Ardoin, a garden-variety case in which plaintiffs argued and the district court in Baton Rouge found that the state legislature should be required [...]
