Introduction In April 2025, German authorities issued deportation orders to 4 overseas nationals residing in Berlin, together with 3 EU residents and one US citizen. The orders had been reportedly based mostly on their involvement in pro-Palestinian activism, e.g., participation in a protest held at Berlin’s Free College in October 2024 and alleged – but … Read more
In case CJEU, C-510/23, Trenitalia v. Autorità Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato, the Courtroom of Justice took a stand on the need to make sure that deadlines enshrined in nationwide procedural legal guidelines regarding administrative proceedings shall not impair the flexibility of successfully tackling anti-competitive or anti-consumer conduct. The case considerations a sanction addressed … Read more
On April 23, 2025, President Trump issued an Government Order entitled, “Restoring Equality of Alternative and Meritocracy,” which dramatically scales again enforcement of the anti-discrimination provisions of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (“Title VII”). Title VII applies to non-public and public sector employers … Read more
Punishing Civil Obedience as an Abuse of Energy The criminalisation of humanitarianism has turn into pervasive within the EU during the last twenty years. Overbroad definitions of the crimes of facilitation of irregular entry, transit and keep produce well-known noxious results on the human rights of migrants and civil society organisations. However, the tendency has … Read more
4 April 2024/ By Jesse Peters Blogpost 23/2024 For six months, Israel has been waging a brutal offensive on Gaza, killing over 30.000 Palestinians, destroying greater than 60% of the houses in Gaza, and making Gazans account for 80% of these going through famine or catastrophic starvation worldwide. Excessive Consultant Borrell described the scenario as … Read more
