Daniela studiert seit 2018 Rechtswissenschaft an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Seit Juli 2020 ist sie als studentische Hilfskraft Teil des Teams des Völkerrechtsblogs.

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Call for Content Writers | International Agora by Jindal Society of International Law NLIU Law Review Volume XI, Issue I KlimaEssay – Ein Essaywettbewerb zum Recht im (Klima)Wandel German Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 64, 2021) Call for Authors: Open Textbook on Public International Law Special Issue on Data, Law, and Decolonisation

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Online Interview and Discussion with John Ruggie on the 10th Anniversary of ‘his’ Guiding Principles Space Sustainability Talks Hamburg Summer Talk Series Webinar Series: COVID-19 Vaccinations and International Law Intersections of International Environmental Law with National Jurisdictions Rechtsstaatlichkeit, Grundrechte und Solidarität in Österreich und in Europa Unpacking Transitional Justice Series, Seminar 4 Völkerrechtslunch Special Edition: #HowToFund

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Livestream: Discussion with John Ruggie on the 10th Anniversary of ‘his’ Guiding Principles

21.06.2021

John Ruggie Pierre Thielbörger Anita Ramasastry Robert McCorquodale

On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the endorsement of the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights by the UN Human Rights Council, the Institute for International...

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Livestream: The COVID-19 Vaccination Gap, Human Rights, and Patent Waivers

16.06.2021

Lisa M. Cohen Rouven Diekjobst Diane A. Desierto Ruth L. Okediji Matthew M. Kavanagh

The COVID-19 pandemic has dominated political, academic, and societal debates for the past one and a half years and been a dramatic reminder of the fact that health is...

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Livestream: COVID-19 Vaccinations and Human Rights

16.06.2021

Marko Milanovic Iris Goldner Lang Spyridoula (Sissy) Katsoni

The COVID-19 pandemic has dominated political, academic, and societal debates for the past one and a half years. As soon as they became available in late 2020, COVID-19 vaccines...

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Listen: Space Law

16.06.2021

Vivienne Kobel Lydia Vosberg

We are happy to present an episode of the podcast series “Public International Law in a Nutshell”. The podcast was produced in a podcast seminar (‘Public International Law in a...

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Rewarding in International Law

On Rewarding in International Law

11.06.2021

Engaging with the contributions of the Symposium 'Rewarding in International Law', Veronika Fikfak discusses the new approach proposed in 'Rewarding in International Law' (AJIL) with the two authors, Anne van...

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The Future of “Climate Refugees” in International Law

05.06.2021

Spyridoula (Sissy) Katsoni Jan-Phillip Graf

The issue of “climate refugees” has attracted scholarly attention for over a decade. The historic ruling of the Human Rights Committee (‘HRCtee’) in Ioane Teitiota v. New Zealand further increased...

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#6 (Des-)information

04.06.2021

Sophie Schuberth Erik Tuchtfeld Isabel Lischewski Philipp Eschenhagen

Fake News und Desinformations-Kampagnen sind derzeit in aller Munde. Aber wann genau können wir überhaupt von Fake News sprechen? Gibt es völkerrechtliche Normen, die die Verbreitung von falschen oder...

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Rule of Law Rules #5: “The Risk That Exists in the Digital Ecosystem is Decentralized”

27.05.2021

“Rule of Law Rules” is our new podcast on Rule of Law in the age of digitalization from the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung. The host of the podcast is Dr Angela Daly, a...

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Raubkunst im Humboldt Forum – Down the Rabbit Hole of Intertemporality

11.05.2021

Das Humboldt-Forum befindet sich im wiederaufgebauten Berliner Stadtschloss, und wird in diesem Jahr sukzessive eröffnen. Beherbergen soll das Museum u.a. die Sammlungen des ethnologischen Museums und des Museums für Asiatische...

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Rewarding in International Law

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