Managing household solid waste (HSW) remains a significant challenge for developing countries like Vietnam. As a result, government management organizations require coordinated

control and management instruments. Many improvements were included in the Environmental Protection Law 2020 (EPL 2020), most notably the law that divides HSW into [...]

Inoculum quantity and Sonication duration are optimized to enhance the Microbial Fuel Cell performance for Tannery wastewater treatment, resulting in improved Power Density

and Chemical Oxygen Demand removal efficiency. [...]

Arsenic (As), a naturally occurring metalloid, is extremely hazardous. It mainly exists in nature in the states of arsenate or arsenite. Geogenic processes are the primary

sources of As in the environment. As is responsible for several health problems in humans, animals, and plants. [...]

Written by Clare Ferguson with Sara Raja. Parliament has consistently highlighted the need to protect children online, addressing issues such as cyberbullying, hate speech,

child sexual abuse and mental health risks. The European Commission is due to put forward an EU action plan against cyberbullying aimed at protecting children, young [...]

The regulation of third-party litigation funding (TPLF) is a pressing issue in EU civil justice, with transparency and disclosure being at the heart of legal and policy debates.

Transparency enhances judicial oversight, prevents conflicts of interest, and promotes market efficiency, yet it also raises concerns about increased litigation costs [...]

Third-party litigation financing (TPLF) involves an external party funding a legal claim, taking on the risk of loss in exchange for a share of any potential recovery. As European

regulators prepare to establish a common regulatory framework for third-party litigation financing, this article draws on existing law and economics literature to [...]

The question of how to regulate third party litigation funding (TPLF) presupposes a series of interwoven and underlying questions that ask which regulatory framework is best

capable of promoting access to citizens’ justice, ethically regulating the conduct of funders, and protecting funders and beneficiaries so as to foster confidence [...]

Third-party litigation funding (TPLF) has emerged as a mechanism to enhance access to justice by providing financial resources to parties engaged in litigation. However, the

involvement of third-party funders raises significant challenges, particularly in balancing funder influence with the plaintiff’s autonomy over settlement decisions [...]

The landscape of Third-Party Litigation Funding (TPLF) in the EU is evolving rapidly, being marked by increasing market maturity and heightened regulatory attention. This article

examines the current academic debate about TPLF and focuses on three regulatory areas of intervention to preserve the benefits of improved access to justice, while [...]

Third-party funding of litigation (TPFL) is increasingly recognized as closely connected to the right of access to civil justice. Although the European Court of Human Rights

(ECtHR) has not yet developed case-law specifically addressing third-party funding, this contribution examines relevant dimensions of the European Convention and [...]