Facial recognition technology is a biometric-based technology that processes sensitive personal data, namely biometric data, and thus constitutes a limitation of the right to privacy. Moreover, with reference to its most ...

In an increasingly fragmented and disunited geopolitical context, we are witnessing an incessant, strong change in the global space and the emergence of new threats, traditional or hybrid, which contribute to enriching ...

The purpose of this contribution is first to build the legal connections between anti-trafficking law, gender and international refugee law. The paper will then move to “contributing factors” to trafficking with the ...

Gender perspective in Private International Law can be claimed through the so-called “sorority”: solidarity between women against sexual discrimination. Private International Law can become an ethical tool to fight for ...

The contribution dwells on Directive 2016/800/EU, put in the context of the measures adopted in the field of judicial cooperation in criminal matters and with an impact on juvenile criminal proceedings. The instrument, ...

This paper analyzes the delicate balance between national security concerns and EU law, focusing on the control mechanisms of foreign direct investment (FDI) as a vivid example of the come-back of the State and the ...

The child relocation is defined as the lawful transfer of a child by one parent with the consent of the other. Child relocation cases could generate a lot of controversies. The growing number of families with transnational ...

This article deals with the relocation of international protection-seekers between EU Member States, an instrument originally intended as an expression of solidarity and protection of the most vulnerable claimants. It ...