Asser International Sports Law Centre

07/10/2022

Dear all,

The Zoom-in webinars in international of the Asser Institute are back!

The next edition (12 October, 16.00 to 17.30 CET) will focus on the reactions of Sports Governing Bodies (and in particular the Olympic Movement) to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

We're very happy to welcome Daniela Heerdt, Carole Gomez and Carmen Perez Gonzalez to discuss the topic with us.

Register for free at https://www.asser.nl/education-events/events/?id=4266

[Zoom-In] Governing international sports in times of war: Sports Governing Bodies and the Russian invasion of Ukraine 12 October 2022 Starts at: 16:00h Fee: Free Venue: Online Organiser: T.M.C. Asser Instituut   Register Sport is often presented by Sports Governing Bodies (SGBs), and in particular ...

12/07/2021

Dear all,

We're organising on Wednesday (at 16:00 CET) a free webinar on the human rights compatibility of Rule 50 of the Olympic Charter famously barring athletes from all "kind of demonstration or political, religious or racial propaganda" during the Games.

You will find more information & the registration link at https://www.asser.nl/education-events/events/?id=4210

Feel free to join!

28/06/2021

Dear all,

The Swedish Network for European Legal Studies and the Asser Institute are inviting submissions for a conference on 'The Europeanization of the Lex Sportiva' due to take place in-person (covid-19 variants permitting) at Umea University in Sweden on 18-19 November 2021.

Travel and accommodation costs are fully covered.

Deadline for abstracts: 1 July 2021

Do not hesitate to reach out if you need more information.

02/05/2019

Register now!

Conference. FIFA and human rights: Impacts, policies, responsibilities 08 May 2019 Starts at: 09:00h Fee: Full fee: 100€ / Student fee: 50€ / NNHRR: Free Venue: T.M.C. Asser Instituut Organiser: T.M.C. Asser Instituut & Netherlands Network for Human Rights Research (NNHRR) Address: R.J. Schimmel...

27/04/2019

Dear all,

The Asser Institute will be hosting the third ISLJ International Sports Law conference on 24-25 October in The Hague.

We are welcoming abstracts on a variety of international/European sports law topics and the best papers will be published (after peer review) in a special issue of the International Sports Law Journal in 2020.

The Institute covers accomodation and offers a limited amount of travel grants.

Deadline for submission = 1 May

The Editors of the International Sports Law Journal (ISLJ) invite you to submit abstracts for the th

12/04/2019

Dear all,

We are organising a conference on ‘FIFA & Human Rights: Impacts, Policies, Responsibilities’ on 8 May in The Hague.

You can find more information and register at https://www.asser.nl/education-events/events/?id=3064

25/01/2019

Reminder!

The call for papers for our conference on 'FIFA and Human Rights: Impacts, policies, responsibilities', due to take place at the Asser Institute on 8 May 2019, is closing next week.

Please note that we have some travel grants available.

Looking forward to your abstracts!

19/12/2018

Dear all,

Here is our call for papers for our upcoming conference on FIFA & Human Rights.

Abstracts due by the end of January!

08/10/2018

Final call to register for our ISLJ International Conference!

The conference will take place on 25-26 October at the T.M.C. Asser Instituut in The Hague.

Check out our final programme and register at http://www.asser.nl/sportslawconference

See you there!

01/09/2018

The early bird registration for our ISLJ International Conference ends tomorrow!

The conference will take place on 25-26 October at the T.M.C. Asser Instituut in The Hague.

Check out our final programme and register at http://www.asser.nl/sportslawconference

See you there!

18/01/2018

''Sports federations must understand that the sole fact that they are charged to guarantee the integrity and proper conduct of their sport, the protection of athletes' health, and other fundamental values related to sport, does not automatically mean that the rules enacted to pursue these objectives cannot be scrutinized through the lens of EU law'', argues Stefano Bastianon in his blog on the European Commission's decision in the case concerning the International Skating Union and its eligibility rules.

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15/01/2018

The new bidding regulations adopted last year by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), UEFA and FIFA could help ensure that selected hosts abide by international human rights standards.

Tomáš Grell analyses these new bidding regulations from a human rights perspective in his two-part blog. This second part sheds light on FIFA and provides a brief comparative overview.

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