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Minors as a consumer of digital services and digital content – a legal capacity perspective
This study examines minors’ legal capacity to access digital services and content under EU contract and data protection law.

Sanja Savčić
20 hours ago9 min read


Minors as a consumer of digital services and digital content – a legal capacity perspective
This study examines minors’ legal capacity to access digital services and content under EU contract and data protection law.
Sanja Savčić
20 hours ago9 min read


Cyberbullying (peer violence) - online bullying
The author focuses on defining the phenomenon of cyberbullying (electronic aggression) itself and discusses in turn the online threats most frequently encountered by minors.
Marzena Toumi
4 days ago5 min read


Diversity within the EU
This short blog post aims to highlight some of the elements that underpin the diversity of the European Union. This includes nationalities, immigrant communities, and indigenous communities, who are the least talked about.
Lilla Berkes
Nov 2310 min read


The Croatian Constitution and Association in Alliances with Other States
The author takes a closer look at the Constitution of the Republic of Croatia concerning the provisions which regulate the process of association and dissociation of state.
Petar Bačić
Nov 189 min read


Retroactivity and retrospection – when is the rule of law violated?
This post will provide clarification of the two perspectives of temporal approaches in law based on the jurisprudence of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal.
Anna Faber-Wiercińska
Nov 146 min read


The latest cases relating to diplomatic asylum before the International Court of Justice (Embassy of Mexico in Quito and Glas Espinel cases)
In April 2024, Ecuadorian police stormed Mexico’s Embassy in Quito to seize ex–Vice President Jorge Glas, sparking a diplomatic crisis. Both states turned to the ICJ, reviving debates on diplomatic asylum.
Anna Szarek-Zwijacz
Nov 1010 min read


The Second Annual Report of the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors – Implications for Central Europe
ChatGPT powiedział:This blog post analyses the Vatican’s evolving response to child sexual abuse through key papal letters, reports, and safeguarding reforms, highlighting progress and accountability mechanisms.
Márta Benyusz
Nov 617 min read


'Starving' the Constitutional Tribunal
This blog post analyses how recent budget cuts imposed by Poland’s ruling coalition threaten the Constitutional Tribunal’s independence and undermine the constitutional balance of powers.
Konrad Wytrykowski
Nov 36 min read


Diplomatic asylum: a legal gap or a separate legal institution?
The post reviews the development and regulation of diplomatic asylum from its beginnings to the present day.
Endre Domaniczky
Oct 2911 min read

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