AbstractThe integration of human rights into the framework of energy justice is essential for achieving a just and sustainable global energy transition. Embedding human rights

within energy systems provides a foundation for applying justice principles to address systemic inequities. [...]

AbstractInformation fiduciary, the theory that online platforms owe fiduciary duties to their users in data processing activities, has been proposed to address data privacy

problems in the USA. It spurs heated discussions among Chinese scholars, many of whom advocate introducing the concept into Chinese law. [...]

AbstractEDPS v SRB clarifies European Union data protection by making identifiability contextual and recipient-relative, while keeping transparency duties on the original controller

fixed at the point of collection.The judgment may have practical implications for data reuse and data-driven development, including artificial intelligence, but these [...]

AbstractThe murder of Sarah Everard in 2021 by a police officer and subsequent misconduct cases have severely eroded public trust in British policing. In response, a senior

Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer initiated research into neighbourhood policing to bridge the gap between the police and the public. [...]