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You can find AIV advisory reports under document type 'Publication'. You can also filter by publication type to select either advisory reports or advisory letters.
This site contains an English translation of every advisory report and letter.
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Cyber Warfare
In ‘Cyber Warfare’ the AIV and CAVV argue that serious cyberattacks can result in armed conflict, to which international ...
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The European Court of Human Rights: Protector of Civil Rights and Liberties
The European Court of Human Rights plays a vital role in safeguarding respect for human rights in all the member states of the ...
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The Human Rights Policy of the European Union: Between Ambition and Ambivalence
The AIV believes that the EU’s human rights policy needs to be improved. The AIV advises the government to focus intently on ...
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Reforms in the Arab Region: Prospects for Democracy and the Rule of Law?
In ‘Reforms in the Arab Region’ the AIV argues that reforms in this region will benefit from rapid and substantive support for ...
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The Post-2015 Development Agenda: The Millennium Development Goals in Perspective
In the AIV’s view, the Millennium Development Goals need to be followed up. At the same time, the eight existing goals on poverty ...
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The Human Rights Policy of the Dutch Government: Identifying Constants in a Changing World
In this report, the AIV examines how the government shapes its foreign policy in the constantly changing international context ...
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Combating Piracy at Sea: A Reassessment of Public and Private Responsibilities
In order to properly combat piracy – such as that afflicting the coastal waters of Somalia – it is essential that Dutch ...
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The EU’s Capacity for Further Enlargement
In the report ‘The EU’s Capacity for Further Enlargement’, drawn up at the request of the government and the House of ...
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Open Letter to a New Dutch Government
In a letter to the Senate, the House of Representatives and the incoming Dutch government, the AIV observes that imprudent cuts ...
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The Netherlands and the Responsibility to Protect: The Responsibility to Protect People from Mass Atrocities
Under the principle of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), if a state is itself unable or unwilling to protect its people from ...