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Seminar Victims of Terrorism in Europe | 21-22 October |
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The Seminar Victims of Terrorism in Europe will be held in 21-22 October 2010 in Lisbon, Portugal. This is an important opportunity for researchers, professionals and journalists interested in the subject of the support to victims of terrorism, as well as their families and friends.
The Seminar Victims of Terrorism in Europe will focus on two main dimensions and approaches: the role of the Media and the role of Victim Support organisations. On the first day of this event, participants will have the opportunity to hear the personal testimony of victims, families and friends of victims of terrorism and ask them questions. Also during the Seminar a European manual on how to support victims of Terrorism, their families and friends will be presented.
This seminar will be organized by APAV - Portuguese Association for Victim Support, in cooperation with the Network of Associations of Victims of Terrorism, following the activities of Project PAX, co-financed by the European Commission - Programme Prevention of and Fight against Crime.
Information and registration:
www.apav.pt/pax
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International Human Rights Congress | Berlin | 1-4 October |
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The Institute for Cultural Diplomacy will organize the International Human Rights Congress, taking place from 1st – 4th October 2010 in Berlin. Taking place on the 20th anniversary of German Reunification, the conference will provide a forum for an interdisciplinary analysis of salient issues with the fields of human rights and democracy. It will explore developments in these areas over the past two decades and consider the key issues shaping discussions at the international level today. The congress will consist of lectures, debates, and panel discussions featuring expert speakers from international politics, international development, diplomacy, academia, civil society, and the private sector.
For further information:
www.icd-humanrights.org |
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Victim Support Europe - Newsletter |
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 Victim Support Europe released a new newsletter with the latest activities of its members.
Click on the image to know the latest news.
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European e-Justice internet portal offers quick answers to citizens’ legal questions |
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The EU launched the European e-Justice portal – an electronic one-stop-shop for access to justice throughout the EU. The web site benefits citizens, businesses, lawyers and judges with cross-border legal questions and boosts mutual understanding of different legal systems by contributing to the creation of a single area of justice. With more than 12,000 pages of content, the first version provides information and links on laws and practices in all Member States. For example, the portal offers information on legal aid, judicial training, and videoconferencing, as well as links to legal databases, online insolvency and land registers. Justice information is now at the fingertips of more than 10 million citizens involved in cross-border judicial procedures each year.
For more information:
https://e-justice.europa.eu
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