Free speech in a globalized world
…the context of globalization are noted below Free press compared with free speech Freedom of expression has been classified as the ‘cornerstone of democracy’. Though free speech is valued in…
…the context of globalization are noted below Free press compared with free speech Freedom of expression has been classified as the ‘cornerstone of democracy’. Though free speech is valued in…
…vigorously. Many reports produced on behalf of state agencies confirm that much of the competitive advantage of new platform- and app-based players derives from their failure to comply with labour…
…also contractual freedom and the principle of free competition.[11] Second and relatedly, the AG made several comments on the nature of art 16 CFREU as a market norm. The AG…
…at the conference. More generally, this blog commences a series of blogs on the nature of work and its regulation which will be published over the coming months. The blog…
…did appear in the Budget. A reminder of the recent signing of the Australia-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement (A-HKFTA) and the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership (IA-CEPA). The passage of the…
…INS. Accordingly, while the Act was completed, passed and commenced, the INS allowing for the issue of IN for 70 offences under the Act was not to commence until 1…
This is the third of three posts where I comment on Mexico’s “new” agricultural policy. For Part I click here, for Part II click here. In this post I discuss…
…clear by the ILO committee on freedom of association. But it has not yet been implemented fully or understood throughout the world of internet and the platform economy. Third, it…
This is the second of three posts where I comment on Mexico’s “new” agricultural policy. For Part I click here. In the first post I have presented evidence that, in…
…protection While the Bill does not distinguish between national, EU and/or non-EU acquirers, it is without a doubt motivated to avoid hat national critical communications companies fall into the hands…
…the conditions under which workers do their jobs, as well as their privacy. Wearable devices such as “smart badges”, measuring how fast people walk and complete tasks, where they move…
…law as compared to labour law. Commercial Law and SMEs The Sale of Goods Act 1893 remains pivotal legislation for commercial law. The product of Sir Mackenzie Chalmers, this Act…
…by Jörg Monar and Nanette Neuwahl. In the past forty years, the EU has established a very successful and effective civil judicial cooperation scheme that applies to reduce barriers caused…
…a new export control and sanctions law. This essay examines a sub-aspect of this area of law. The article focuses on the criminal provisions relating to the German and the…
…compel access can be summarised into the following categories Technical assistance Notices which are compulsory notices for a communication provider to use an “interception capability” they already have Technical Capability…
…a la Comercialización”), subsequently as Marketing Incentives (“Incentivos a la Comercialización”) and now as Socially-Oriented and Sustainable Agro-Markets (“Agromercados Sociales y Sustentables”), involves payments, per marketed ton, equivalent to the…
…of the premises and who needs to be “fit and proper”. This has received commentary in ACBPN 2014/23 although that should not be seen as a comprehensive description. It should…
…which affects the tax base falls outside the scope of the State aid rules. Since the Commission is competent to ensure compliance with the State aid rules, it cannot be…
AS THE confusion continues over whether the UK’s exit from the EU will be “hard”, “soft” or “just right”, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)has announced certain goods entering Britain from…
…According to art VI.6 GATS, if WTO members have made a commitment to service liberalisation in a given sector, then they must implement a procedure by which to review the…