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‘Voluntary’ solitary confinement makes prisoners in Danish prisons ill

Eight per cent of prisoners in Danish prisons choose so‑called voluntary solitary confinement to…

International Maritime Law Arbitration Moot

A fun, challenging and educational semester

Six students on the Master’s programme in Law have swapped their lectures for an international…

The struggle for equal rights required pioneers

For many years the legal profession at Copenhagen University was closed to women, and the path for…

Danish municipalities and foreign policy – what can and can't they do?

As a rule, municipalities can't say much about foreign policy. But there are exceptions to that…

US wants to take over Greenland: Why this is a diplomatic extreme

The American president's demand for control over Greenland violates international law, internationa…

New national research centre strengthens knowledge about crime and justice

Copenhagen Centre for Criminology brings together researchers from the Faculty of Law and the…

New research centre will strengthen knowledge of legal issues pertaining to one of today's major societal challenges: Security

How should Danish authorities deal with the many different threats we face today without…

Beatriz Martinez Romera appointed as a member of the Danish Climate and Energy Law Association

During professor Ole Hansen’s stay as visiting scholar in Bologna, Beatriz Martinez Romera has been…

CIIR and CeBil hosted the 2025 ATRIP Congress

Jens Schovsbo, CIIR, together with Timo Minssen, CeBIL, and in collaboration with ATRIP President…

New Associate Dean for Research

Associate professor Lone Wandahl Mouyal will take up the position of new Associate Dean for Researc…

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