The practice of protecting human rights, initiated after the second world war with the purpose of avoiding wars for future generations, has evolved with some ambiguities to

the point that the initial opposition between the protection of rights and war, seems reversed. [...]

This paper analyses two rulings, one – sentenza no. 7045/2021 – pronounced by the Consiglio di Stato (the highest Administrative Court in Italy) and one – ordinanza no.

38/2022 – pronounced by the Consiglio di Giustizia Amministrativa per la Regione Siciliana (the Administrative Justice Court for the Sicilian Region), comparing [...]

To this date, more than 400 scientists have signed a warning launched in 2017 which emphasised the potential risks that the new 5G technology could pose to human health. Despite

the fact that numerous reports from international institutions such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Union (EU) emphasise the need for further [...]

This paper examines the implications arising from the primacy of European Union law with regard to the relationship between constitutional review and the non-application of

domestic law by the ordinary courts. The issue is addressed with regard to the principle of proportionality of punishment, in light of the case law of the Constitutional [...]

This short essay aims at exploring the key stages of the evolutionary process of collusion with the Mafia crime. Taking as its starting point editor Ciancio Sanflippo’s court

case, recently acquitted of the charge of Mafia connections by the Court of Catania with the questionable reason of the absence of the aforementioned crime in the [...]

The advent of the internet and digital platforms has revolutionised the way information is produced and disseminated. The aim of this paper was to examine whether it is possible

to draw from Article 21 of the Italian Constitution that there is a right to good information, as an expression of the rights to be informed and to receive information. [...]

In the context of international law, the central role of the international law of human rights is controversial. In this article relationship between Humanitarian Law and Human

Rights are observed from the point of view of their integration even with difficulties. [...]

The essay deals with safeguarding the right to a healthy environment in the Italian and English systems, especially for the individuals affected by emissions that corrupt the

air quality interfering with their private and family life. The study focuses on the injunction, as a non-compensatory remedy, actionable before the English courts [...]

This article examines the development and current status of nanotechnologies in Europe and North America, with a particular focus on the interplay between nanotechnology regulation

and intellectual property (IP) protection. It explores the unique characteristics of nanotechnologies, addressing key issues in patentability case law, such as novelty, [...]

It was in 1976 when, in the case of Handyside v. the United Kingdom, the European Court of Human Rights held that the European Convention on Human Rights “leaves to the Contracting

States a margin of appreciation”. Forty-five years later, in 2021, Protocol No. [...]