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Honesty is the Best Policy: Greenwashing in Europe

April 21, 2021
by Erin Yu with No Comment International Law

“100% organic,” “environmentally conscious,” and “eco-friendly” are some common labels stuck onto a wide range of products today, but just how accurate are these claims? A 2021 study by the International Consumer Protection Enforcement Network examined 500 company websites and reported that 40% pres ...

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A Unified Patent for Europe: Decades in the Making

February 21, 2019
by Eliza Farley with No Comment International Law

Since 2016 there have been negotiations within the European Union (EU) concerning a radical change of the patent system in Europe. At the moment, companies and citizens can apply for either national patents within a single country, or for a bundled patent that spans multiple countries. The establish ...

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The African Refugee Crisis: Claiming Asylum in the European Union

October 26, 2018
by Nora Benmamoun with No Comment International Law

This past summer, the Aquarius Migrant search and rescue ship run by Doctors Without Borders landed on Italy’s coast carrying 629 migrants. The migrants came from 26 countries in Africa, and includes 123 minors, 11 small children, and seven pregnant women. All of the migrants were rescued by the Aqu ...

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France: Safe State or Police State?

November 15, 2017
by Hunter Snowden with No Comment International Law

Summary: France introduces new controversial terrorism bill but faces large resistance from European Union and human rights organizations. On November 1st, French President Emmanuel Macron signed into law a controversial anti-terrorism bill that would make permanent some of the conditions that we ...

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Catalonia: Civil War or Legal Secession?

October 25, 2017
by Hunter Snowden with No Comment International Law

Summary: Catalonia is looking at the best opportunity for secession it has ever had but the Spanish government has deemed it unconstitutional. On October 1, 2017, Catalans stared down armed national police and tear gas to take their first proper steps towards independence from Spain. Meeting larg ...

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