Children are the nation's next-generation who must be protected from all forms of violence, discrimination and deprivation of liberty. The purpose of writing this article is

to find out and analyze legal regulations in Indonesia, which seek to provide legal protection for children who abuse narcotics and how the sanctions can be imposed. [...]

Regulation in its proper form for the purpose of monitoring is a deep-rooted practice. The test of time has resulted in less impact on the functions of regulation than its

modes. At present, the concept of regulation encompasses the continuous and engrossed control exercised in a public manner, based on a legislative mandate involving [...]

Purpose: The objective of this paper is to propose the new indicator of bankruptcy law severity for debtors (BLSI-Bankruptcy Law Severity Index). On the basis of this index

we conducted comparative analysis of debtor/creditor friendliness of bankruptcy laws among 27 selected countries. [...]

The academic debate on the international responsibility of the EU has flourished in re- cent years. Much ink has been spilled on the purported unsuitability to the EU of the

rules on the responsibility of international organisations as codified by the International Law Commission (ILC). [...]

The power of attorney is one of the most frequently used instruments in international legal practice, both in Common Law and Civil Law contexts. Internationally known as a

legal-lay contractual agreement, it is locally adapted and drafted to suit specific, local realities. [...]

The paper addresses the issue of excessive price abuse under Article 102(a) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), by drawing inspiration from a recent

stream of cases (developed first at the national and then at the EU level) involving pharmaceutical companies marketing offpatent drugs. [...]

An effective system of enforcement in the competition field is necessary for two main reasons. First, it provides corrective justice through compensation to victims, i.e. the

‘compensation effect’ and second, it ensures that prohibitions in the law are not violated, i.e. [...]

This article examines the various possible scenarios for the UK financial services sector post-Brexit, and explores in more detail the case of credit rating agencies (CRAs)

and the relationship with the Banking Union. The first part of this article sets out the stark choice the UK faces between EEA membership and third country status [...]

The COVID-19 crisis has severely impacted economic activities globally, entailing wide-ranging policy responses. A crucial piece of the mosaic in the policy response comes

from financial regulation, as financial regulators have adjusted regulatory rules in order to allow the financial sector to meet the policy goals of ‘rescue and [...]

This article aims to provide a basic introduction to Swiss food law. It describes the hierarchy of norms in Swiss food legislation and gives information about important legal

provisions for the production and commercialization of food, as well as the sources of these provisions. [...]