Tag: EU law

The EPPO is an independent European Union body competent to fight crimes against the Union budget and launched its operations ...

To foster European recovery, it is more important than ever to legislate efficiently, while making EU laws better adapted to ...

The EU SOCTA 2021 is the outcome of a detailed analysis of the threat of serious and organised crime facing ...

In Ethiopia’s embattled Tigray region there’s deep concern for thousands of Eritrean refugees whose camps have been found burned to the ground, ...

EU fights discrimination against Roma people and promotes their inclusion in the key areas of education, employment, health and housing. ...

Every seven years, EU leaders agree a long-term plan for the bloc’s budget, setting out how big it will be ...

Europol and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) join forces and they are fighting doping for 'clean' sport in and out ...

Working from home is a new reality for millions of employees across EU which is here to stay with the ...

The UN human rights office, OHCHR, expressed dismay on Wednesday over the sentencing of Russian opposition politician and activist Aleksei ...

The use of sexual services provided by trafficking victims must be criminalised and harder measures to tackle its proliferation are ...

European Commission gives Poland a month to respond regarding the new disciplinary regime for judges and Rule of Law in ...

The UN’s labour agency (ILO) called for greater recognition and protection for the hundreds of millions of people who work ...

Across Europe, highly intrusive and rights-violating facial recognition and biometric processing technologies are quietly becoming ubiquitous in our public spaces. ...

European Parliament decided new rules governing the Common Agricultural Policy, concerning veggie burger and tofu steak for Vegans. MEPs debated ...

European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) is in smooth collaboration with the new European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO). New rules adopted by ...