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Leiden reaches the semi-final in the Helga Pedersen Moot Court Competition09 June 2026Advanced LL.M. European and International Human Rights Law and LL.M. European Law students are semi-finalists in the final round of the Helga Pedersen...
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2026 European Horizons Youth Security Conference09 June 2026The European Horizons Youth Security Conference successfully took place on May 9th, 2026. More than 85 students gathered in Leiden to participate in a...
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Three Comenius Teaching Fellowships for Leiden lecturersInnovation in teaching 09 June 2026Four lecturers from Leiden University have been awarded Comenius Teaching Fellowships to innovate within their teaching, together with their project t...
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Leiden scholars critical of EU Return RegulationEU Return Regulation 08 June 2026At the annual State of the Art Conference organised by the Dutch Ministry of Asylum and Migration on 2 June, Talha Gunay and Mark Klaassen from the De...
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The ocean is changing faster than the rules that govern itInterview 08 June 20268 June is World Oceans Day, and the UN wants to ‘reimagine’ a new relationship with the ocean. But how does that work when reality changes so fast? We...
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Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman back in The Hague: ‘Good policy is not always good politics’Lecture 05 June 2026For the second time this academic year, Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman visited The Hague. Addressing a packed lecture theatre in our new Spui buildin...
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Podcast series: Dive into the world of cybersecurity & cybercrime05 June 2026Cyberattacks, online fraud and digital security are among the most pressing challenges of our digital age. In this podcast series by the Institute of ...
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How can we push back Earth Overshoot Day?Sustainability 05 June 2026Earth Overshoot Day, the day on which humanity has used all the natural resources that the Earth can regenerate in a single year, falls on 30 July thi...
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UN vote on climate change does not change the law, but will affect the courtroomInterview 29 May 2026A clear majority in the UN confirmed that states are obliged to combat climate change. 141 countries voted in favour, 8 against, including the US, Rus...
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Whose voices count in AI risk assessment?28 May 2026The lecture series 'Humanity in the Automated State' concluded on 26 May 2026 at Leiden Law School with its closing lecture by Professor Natali Helber...
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Human in the loop: the difference between a great decision and a disaster?26 May 2026What does it actually mean to have a “human in the loop” when an AI system makes decisions about people’s lives? And is human oversight enough to prev...
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Who decides the course of aviation?PhD defence 22 May 2026Simple answer: the government, airlines, and shareholders. But local residents and other stakeholders also voice their views about Schiphol, even usin...
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Why stricter rules won’t prevent hacks, but mass claims could make a differenceData breaches 21 May 2026Millions of people in the Netherlands have been affected by data breaches in recent months. There have been calls for stricter legislation, but Gerrit...
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‘Unessays’ exhibition: where law and creativity intersectHonours College Law 20 May 2026What happens when you let go of the traditional essay and instead invite creativity, imagination and experimentation? Honours College Law students fou...
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New publication: how transparent is AI in the workplace and in recruitment?19 May 2026As artificial intelligence continues to transform recruitment and workplace practices, questions around transparency, fairness, and trust are becoming...