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André den Exter and Wilbert Bannenberg advocate for fair drug pricing and highlight the shared responsibility of pharmaceutical companies and institutions.

Julia Krämer investigates how Apple and Google, under the guise of privacy, use PETs to maintain or even strengthen their power.

Violi discusses the crucial role of the International Court of Justice in upholding international law and promoting justice.

Will Taghi be left without a lawyer? Joost Nan on the right to legal assistance and a fair trial.

Advice on new EU rules: who is liable when a fraudster impersonates your bank?

Is VAT merely a levy that brings money into the treasury, or can the VAT system change the world?

At great height, reflections on the wealth gap in the Netherlands took place during the conference organised by R.F.V. Christiaanse-Taxateur.

Erasmus School of Law celebrated 30 years of the Rotterdam Law Network with a conference on renewing international cooperation in legal education.

During the thirtieth edition of the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot Erasmus School of Law's team secured fifth place out of 384 teams.

After a crime, there is often a call for stricter punishments. But do they really work? Malouke Kuiper explores the gap between science and legal practice.