Partners and Networks

FRA is the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights based in Vienna (Austria). FRA was set up to provide independent evidence-based assistance and expertise relating to fundamental rights, in the domain of European Union law, in support to EU institutions and bodies, as well as Member States

The European Judicial Training Network (EJTN) was founded by the schools of judges and other institutions specifically responsible for the training of the professional judiciary of all EU-Member States.

The European e-Justice Portal is conceived as a future electronic one-stop-shop in the area of justice.

The South Eastern European Prosecutors Advisory Group (SEEPAG, created in 2003), constituted by the Declaration of the prosecutor representatives during its first meeting, is composed of prosecutors from countries of the Southeastern European (SEE) region. SEEPAG is a judicial mechanism for international cooperation.

The mission of the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) is to protect the interests of the European Union, to fight fraud, corruption and any other irregular activity, including misconduct within the European Institutions.

The EU-Philippines Justice Support Programme (EPJUST), is the European Union's (EU) direct response to the request of the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) for technical assistance in addressing the problem of extra-legal killings (ELKs) and enforced disappearances (EDs).

The Council of Europe, based in Strasbourg (France), is composed by 47 member countries. Founded on 5 May 1949 the Council of Europe seeks to develop throughout Europe common and democratic principles based on the European Convention on Human Rights and other reference texts on the protection of individuals

The PC-OC is one of the Council of Europe committees of experts, which functions under the steering of the European Committee on Crime Problems (CDPC).

The objective of the European Criminal Law Academy Network is to promote academic research and education on the field of European Criminal Law.

EuroMed Justice brings together the most relevant stakeholders in the field of criminal justice, including representatives from the South Partner Countries (SPCs), Eurojust, European Judicial Network, the EU Member States, as well as other relevant EU and international organisations active in the judicial and law enforcement sector.

The Judicial Regional Platform of the Indian Ocean Commission (IOC, created in 2009) was established by UNODC's Terrorism Prevention Branch and Organised Crime and Illicit Trafficking Branch in order to strengthen international cooperation in criminal matters in the regions of the Indian Ocean. Its main objective is to prevent and combat forms of serious crime, such as organised crime, corruption, drug trafficking or terrorism. It is a Network of focal points, who facilitate extradition and mutual legal assistance in criminal matters and procedures with the Member States.

The Judicial Regional Platform of Sahel countries (SAHEL, created in 2010) was created jointly by UNODC's Terrorism Prevention Branch and Organised Crime and Illicit Trafficking Branch and COI. It is a Network of focal points, who facilitate extradition and mutual legal assistance in criminal matters procedures with the Member States.

The European Network for Victims’ Rights (ENVR) is an informal network of policy officers working at the ministries of justice (or other relevant authorities)