The first contribution to our Symposium analyses the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) as a landmark step in the EU’s move from voluntary corporate responsibility to binding accountability. It traces how this ambitious project, once seen as a breakthrough, is now facing systematic political rollback that threatens to undermine its enforcement mechanisms and weaken its promise of effective corporate justice.
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We continue our online symposium by examining another critical issue: AI in police work. Does AI carry the risk of reinforcing racial profiling? And how does the ECtHR view racial profiling? In this contribution, Chunhuan Li seeks answers to these pressing societal and ethical questions.
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The second week of our Online Symposium ends with the article ‚Lockdown measures as detention? – The case Terheş c La Roumanie‘ written by Katharina Koch. She
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In this article of our Symposium „Human Rights during the Pandemic“ Florian Zenner discusses the question, whether and in which manner preferential access to new
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To sum up our Online-Symposium on Gender Equality and Gender Quotas for Political Participation in Europe, all contributions are now available in one Saar Expert
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The third contribution on „Women’s Right to Equal Political Participation and Gender Parity in Parliaments – Is Germany Falling Behind?“ was written by Univ.-Prof. Dr.
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