Author: Kaja Ippel

Kaja Ippel is a 22-year old law student living in Amsterdam and is currently studying for a Master in European Union Law. Besides this, she is the International Officer of the JOVD and a member of the IFLRY Human Rights Programme. Having both Dutch and Polish nationalities, she takes great interest in women’s rights and the current rule of law crisis in Poland.
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The Dark Side of the Pandemic: Violence against Women

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11 July 2021, the finale of the European Football Championship took place. For Italian supporters it was a joyful evening, for England supports less so; but for victims of domestic violence, it was a miserable night. While the tournament as…

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Draconian Abortion Laws in Poland

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In 1956, Poland legalised abortion in cases in which the woman was living under “difficult living conditions”. In practice, however, women seeking an abortion were almost always accepted and throughout the ‘60s and ‘70s, Polish women could simply request an…

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