Lorna Woods, Professor of Internet Law, University of EssexLast week a CJEU Advocate-General gave an opinionin the case of Schrems II, the latest challenge to US national security
rules as they apply to transfers of personal data from the EU (via Facebook). The original Schrems case (discussed here) shocked the data protection world when the [...]
As the end of the year is approaching, it is time for the blog’s traditional recap of the year and celebrate the most popular posts of 2019. Keeping in mind that there is
a certain bias in favour of older posts, which have had more time to become popular, we list the top 10 posts that have been read the most in the past year. [...]
Today’s video of our advent calendar is Dr. Ulrike Fasbender commenting on the speech „Age Discrimination as a Bone of Contention in the EU“. The speech is available
here. [...]
The aim of this edited volume, published by Hart Publishing in the series “EU Law in the Member States”, is to assess Euroscepticism in the light of the various facets
and degrees of national resistance to the EU and to EU law. As the editors acknowledge in their introduction, the ambition is not to provide a comprehensive account [...]
Today’s video of our advent calendar is Prof. Dr. Andrea Broderick commenting on the speech „The impact of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
on EU Antidiscrimination Law“. The speech was given by Prof. Dr. Theresia Degener and is available here. [...]
Prof. Dr. Theresia Degener is speaking about „The Impact of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities on EU Antidiscrimination Law“ in today’s video
of our advent calendar. [...]
