15:00 uur: FNV vs Helpling, platform work
Prof. dr. Hiessl, professor labour law KU Leuven

Domestic work, digital labour platforms, the concept of employer, temporary agency work, undeclared labour, collective labour relations, tax law, insolvency – the multiple issues emerging in a single, seemingly simple case demonstrate how the reality of labour relations can force practitioners to “fill in the gaps as they go” – which can involve complex questions of legal policy.

15:45 uur: Postoffice fraude
Edward Henry KC, Mountford Chambers London

The Post Office Scandal - THE PRICE OF SILENCE, addresses the failure of the Post Office to regulate itself or generate a whistle-blower, to prevent the wrongful targeting and destruction of Sub-Postmasters

16:30 uur: We know you can pay a million
Anja Shortland, professor in political economy King’s College Londo

In this guided tour of the digital underworld, cybercriminals and intelligence agencies, tech firms and hackers in childhood bedrooms wage shadowy battles with existential stakes for us all. Whether it's cynical hackers seeking to maximise profits or desperate security technicians trying to get overwhelmed victims back online: this is a nail-biting true-crime account of how ransomware rose from a mere curiosity to a national security threat.  

17:15 uur: The Woman Scotland Ltd vs Scottisch Ministers case
Crash Krylova, barrister Landmark Chambers

In For Women Scotland, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom ruled that “sex” in English, Welsh and Scottish discrimination law referred to “biological sex”. Crash Krylova will offer her insights into the case, and the state of human rights for trans people in the UK in its aftermath.