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Using social networks data for GenAI training: unlawful by default or design?

Dr. Ilia Kolochenko explores Meta’s pause on AI training with EU user content following GDPR complaints

Charles Mmasi: Expanding legal frameworks in Sub-Saharan Africa's electricity industry

Charles Mmasi, Edwin Baru, and Alison Mellon analyse developments in nations leading the charge to transform their electricity sectors

Ukrainian legal practitioners visit the Hague for high-level training in international criminal justice

A delegation of Ukrainian legal professionals attends intensive training in The Hague to enhance skills and knowledge in international criminal justice, crucial for handling war crimes cases

BHP suffer humiliating defeat in bid to stop justice for victims of Brazilian mining disaster

BHP, the world’s largest mining company, faced a significant setback in the English high court

Mauritius' efforts to combat financial crimes

Malcolm Moller explores Mauritius' Financial Crimes Commission Act

Shell faces trial over oil spill claims by Nigerian communities

Shell's accountability for Nigerian oil spills will be determined in upcoming trials

The EU AI Act: comprehensive regulation and implications for AI stakeholders

Paul Kavanagh, Dylan Balbirnie and Anita Hodea provide an overview of the EU's new AI Act and its requirements for different AI categories

Guernsey retains its EU adequacy, as expected

Richard Field analyses the reasons for the EU Commission’s positive decision and the impact for Guernsey’s economy