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A team of University of Groningen students aims to discover the most engaging and essential topics. Combining the areas of international and European law, as well as international relations, the episodes aim to educate and start conversations on diverse academic and current subjects. Join us every two weeks for a new episode on all platforms! Inquiries: duralexsedlexpod@gmail.com
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Dear listeners (or should we say good evening Europe?), With Eurovision recently behind us and exam season in full swing, we know you could use a break. 🌟 Tune in to our latest episode, where we dive into the fascinating world of Eurovision! From its rich history and the challenges faced by host countries, to the economic impacts and voting patterns, we've got it all covered. Plus, enjoy some juicy controversies, legal insights on copyright and intellectual property, and much more. Take a wel...
Dear listener 🎧, In this episode of Dura Lex Sed Lex, we had the pleasure of hosting Yahia Hammedi, a second-year law student whose passion for history and the arts knows no bounds. 📚🎭 Yahia not only delved into the world of legal studies but also graced the stage as an actor in Act Committee's production of "A Doll's House." 🏛️🎬 Together, we embarked on a journey through time, exploring the captivating stories of remarkable women who defied societal norms and left an indelible mark on histor...
🎙️🎧Dear listeners welcome back to a new episode of DLSL! Today we are going to talk about the freedom of assembly and how this freedom is viewed worldwide🪧🌎📢🗣️. Freedom of assembly is often viewed as a fundamental feature of a healthy democratic system as it allows citizens to participate in the political process, it gives them a voice and it enables an extra check on the government. This right has been enshrined in many international treaties, however the degree to which people are allowed t...
🎧🎙️Dear listeners welcome back to a new episode of Dura Lex sed Lex! In this episode we are going to talk about the recent developments that have occurred in the Democratic Republic of the Congo🇨🇩. The DRC since the end of the second cong war has tried to regain internal stability, however in 2022 with the reemergence of rebel groups, stability and peace with neighbouring countries seems to be at stake. In todays episode we are going to explore the roots behind the conflict in the DRC, the hu...
🎧🎙️Dear listeners welcome back to a new episode of Dura Lex sed Lex! Embark with us on a journey through the cosmos as today we are going to dive into space law🚀👩🚀🪐. At the beginning of the 20th century space exploration seemed like sci-fi, however, since the launch of Sputnik I, the first satellite, space exploration has become a reality. Today we are talking about establishing space stations on the moon and of the possibilities of sending humans to Mars, which are a “giant leap for mankind...
🎙️🎧Dear listeners, Dura Lex sed Lex is back with its first episode of 2024! Mark you calendars as this year in over 50 countries citizens are called to the electoral polls. Discover with us how the electoral outcomes in Taiwan, the US and Russia are going to shape the geo-political scene. Between the 6-9 of June a really important election is going to take place: European citizens are going to vote for its European Parliament. So if you are interested to know more on how to vote and on the to...
🚀🌍👻Dear listeners welcome back to a new episode from Dura Lex Sed Lex! “Silent Nightmares: True Crime Under the Mistletoe”. Christmas is a celebration of happiness and joyfulness and of family reunification. However, not always during this holiday happiness is spread. Often during this time of the year the most tragic and disturbing accidents occur: From killer Santas to unsolved mysteries, join us in this spooky episode where we unwrap the most controversial Christmas accidents and murders 🎄...
🎙️🎧Hello and welcome back to this new episode of Dura Lex sed Lex: Innovation or Invasion? The dual nature of AI in modern society. Have you ever wondered when using chatbots such as ChatGPT, who owns the input and output and how your data is used? In today’s episode we are going to provide an answer to these questions. We are briefly going to touch upon the history of AI and analyse the growing impacts AI is having on surveillance, criminal justice and privacy. The growth of AI and its promi...
🎙️✨ Exciting News! Our upcoming podcast episode, "No Place to Call Home: Exploring the Plight of the Stateless," is set to drop this Friday. In this deep dive, we'll embark on a journey covering the essence of statelessness—what it is, its causes, the global situation, the myriad challenges faced, and the complex legal frameworks in place. Join us as we shed light on the untold stories and complexities surrounding statelessness. Stay tuned for a thought-provoking exploration into this often-o...
Welcome back to a new episode of Dura Lex Sed Lex! We have a really interesting episode for you on the topic of Moot Courts! Moot Courts are something that nearly every law/international relations student will come across at some stage in their studies, so what are they? How can you get involved? What are the benefits of doing a Moot Court? If you want the answers to these questions and many more, make sure to listen to this episode. In the episode, Elena, Georgia, and Eva discuss their exp...
"I am not on trial, the Rule of Law and human rights are on trial" - Seán Binder. The audio version of our video episode is now available wherever you get your podcasts! Eva and Georgia interview Seán Binder, a Human Rights’ Activist who recently faced charges of espionage, being a member of a criminal organisation, human trafficking, money laundering and fraud by Greek authorities. We talked to Seán about his case, the motivation for his enduring activism and why his case is so crucial in u...
Welcome back to the latest episode of Dura Lex Sed Lex Podcast- this week’s episode is with Dr. Susanne Täuber, who has been a figurehead of the #AmINext movement in Groningen recently. Dr. Täuber was employed at the University of Groningen up until recently, where she was very publicly fired by RUG. The issue of her case has sparked many protests throughout the city, and showcases of national and international support from other academics. Dr. Täuber’s field of expertise lies in social psych...
Hi everyone! Welcome to a new year with us at Dura Lex, Sed Lex! This week's episode will be about a case that has been described as "the largest criminalization of solidarity" in Europe: We will discuss the case of the 24 Human Rights Activists who, for their voluntary work in Lesbos, faced charges of espionage, human trafficking, money laundering and fraud by Greek authorities. We will mainly focus on Seán Binder, one of the 24 aid workers that are being accused. Moreover, Eva and Georgia ...
Welcome back to Dura Lex Sed Lex! This week we will be talking about a very special topic that is often overlooked: the Indigenous Peoples around the world - their long struggle for legal recognition and ongoing strive to have that recognition adequately enforced. Eva and Elena will give you some historical and legal insights regarding the lives of Indigenous Peoples all around the world. Moreover, they will discuss the current struggles of indigenous people and thus, they will ...
New Episode, New Season, New Team! Dura Lex Sed Lex underwent some changes in the summer period. And now we are happy to announce the new team who will be continuing with this amazing project. In this episode you get to briefly meet and hear from the new members - Elena, Eva, Georgia and Darina - who will be with you as creators of this season. ----- In our first episode of Season 2 Dura Lex Sed Lex dived into the interesting world of self-driving vehicles. Autonomous driving and...
The waiting has an end - today Alissa and Anna are finally releasing the anticipated episode surrounding LLB & IRIO students, sharing their thoughts on studying online during a pandemic and it’s effects ie on their mental health. Both of the girls are really excited to finally share the final product after so much dedication and work has gone into making this episode from planning, interviewing and scheduling to editing and now posting the episode! At the same time, this will be the...
Hello guys, Alissa and Anna are back after an intense exam + deadline filled period - these past 2 weeks have been stressful for them and probably also for you guys too! But since it’s Sunday you guys are in for a treat once again - a new episode will be live later today called „The Global Covid-19 Response and its Implications on Human Rights“ ! During this time Anna had Covid and was sadly unable to be a part of this interview - but Alissa did really well and asked Prof. Dr. Brigit Toebes a...
Episode 10 - the podcast has come a long way! On this weeks episode Alissa and Anna welcome the Our Rule of Law Team. Consisting of 4 second year LLB students, Anna, Tekla, Zuzanna and Elene are currently in the midst of organising their second event for exploring and countering the democratic backsliding taking place in Europe, including Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria and the Netherlands - It is happening in the University of Groningen Academy Building on the 24th of June (find more information o...
This weeks episode features a special guest - Tekla Emborg, a Tech Track LLB student at the University of Groningen. You heard that right, she is second year student, and the first time a student in general is coming up in a separate episode! Tekla made a draft for a potential honours course here at the University of Groningen, which discusses why students are so distracted nowadays how professors and others can use/bypass this to educate students more accurately. While the honours prog...
To our international relations community! This week it is all about you… the girls present to you an introduction to international relations with Prof. Dr. Jaap de Wilde, a professor of International Relations and Security Studies here at the University of Groningen. The three discuss the basic theories of international relations of realism, liberalism and more! They go deep into the current matters of the world and how IR applies to them. Be sure to join them this week to learn about IR and ...
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