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Martin Buijsen unpacks the debate on creating embryos for research and explains why the proposed legislative amendment is primarily a moral issue.

Scientists, professionals and local residents reveal hidden pollution, lobbying, health impacts and what it takes to turn environmental harm into recovery.

Masuma Shahid investigates how international courts approach equality and dignity in marriage rights cases.

Who studies injustice when it takes place in war zones and is captured on TikTok and Instagram? And which images count as evidence?

Schelhaas has been Dean of ESL since 1 January 2022, and the new term will start on 1 January 2026. The reappointment is for a period of four years.

As of 1 December 2025, Jolien Kruit has been appointed Professor by special appointment of the Future of Maritime Law

PhD candidate Steffen van der Velde examines why Europe fails to deliver on its sustainability commitments in the countries where critical metals are extracted.

Michael Faure receives an honorary doctorate for his contribution to transnational law. Bremen recognises his work and its link to cross-border legal education.

Willem Boei was already poring over the exam regulations in high school.

For Enrique Santamaria Echeverria, the decision to study law came from a desire to combine disciplines.