News overview

In November, Deloitte published a report on the social costs of suicide, but Martin Buijsen expresses serious reservations about this approach.

Mary Pieterse-Bloem responds to the Piet Sanders Lecture of Prof. Katharina Pistor and explains how we can use the power of green finance for good.

Lieselot Bisschop spoke about the public-private partnership in the Port of Rotterdam in the talkshow Vers Beton Live.

Martin Buijsen discusses the relationship between 2G policy and the protection of human rights in NRC and at NPO Radio 1.

In de Volkskrant, André den Exter, Associate Professor of Health Law, discusses the phenomenon of healthcare fraud and the way to combat this issue.

In the hybrid workshop, organised by Erasmus School of Law, researchers discussed the prospective impact of artificial intelligence on human rights.

Lianne van Kalken, Assistant Professor of Constitutional Law, discusses the pros and cons of a council agreement instead of a coalition agreement.

In EenVandaag, Tamar Fischer speaks about restraining orders in cases of stalking and the enforcement of these.

On 4 November 2021, the first keynote speech of the Piet Sanders Lecture Series was given by Katharina Pistor.

According to Andre den Exter, Associate Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, the new measures will not truly change the covid vaccination rate.