Eurojust has published a new report presenting key findings of the landmark judgment of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) in the inter-State case of Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia. The report examines four aspects of the judgment of particular relevance to judicial practitioners and...

On 19-20 May, practitioners from fifteen EU Member States and six third countries gathered to discuss the procedural rights of cross-border victims and the practical challenges that arise when victims are located in a different jurisdiction from the one where the investigation or trial is taking...

Over 70 judicial practitioners coming from 28 countries gathered at Eurojust for the second symposium on victims’ rights. The event brought together practitioners and representatives from national and EU bodies over two days to exchange best practices and discuss the challenges associated to victims...

Eurojust aims to step up its efforts to assist victims of crime. The Agency will work on ways to more effectively integrate victims’ rights into every step of judicial cooperation processes by national authorities: from the identification of victims to their right to remediation. This is the main...