by Laura Leger | Jan 16, 2024 | Analysis
Developed both in research laboratories and private companies, results of neurotechnology have already made their way to the general public, blurring the line between medical and non-medical application of those. This rapid advancement in neurotechnology demands a...
by C4EP | Feb 15, 2021 | Blog
The European Union’s (EU) relationship with Russia has been experiencing a rift for years, particularly after Russia annexed Crimea and after the country has been showcasing that it does not share some of the EU’s core values, especially human rights and the rule...
by C4EP | Dec 6, 2019 | Blog
Nothing About Us Without Us: Disability Rights in the European Union Source: Flickr (Sinn Fein) If someone cannot get upstairs, that may be the result of a ‘disabling’ condition. A more modern approach suggests that disability is not an individual...
by C4EP | Oct 4, 2019 | Blog
Still fighting for equality: transgender recognition in Europe Source: Pixabay Many European states still have processes and policies that violate transgender people’s fundamental rights Imagine a couple in England: Ben, who is a transgender man,...
by C4EP | Sep 27, 2019 | Blog
A Zombie Proposal: the Recast Return Directive This Directive would fast-track asylum cases at the expense of fundamental rights. The EU should not resurrect it. Source: Pixabay The previous Italian government blocked migration cooperation completely, out of a desire...
