Self-learning Materials

The free of charge Charter courses provide practical guidance on when and how the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights applies at national level. At the moment, two Charter e-learning courses are available, the e-guidance and the e-case studies. Both provide practical guidance on the field of application of the Charter as referred to in its Article 51(1) in an interactive way.

The free-of-charge Charter courses provide practical guidance on when and how the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights applies at the national level. At the moment, two Charter e-learning courses are available, the e-guidance and the e-case studies. Both provide practical guidance on applying the Charter as referred to in its Article 51(1) in an interactive way.

The free of charge Charter courses provide practical guidance on when and how the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights applies at national level. At the moment, two Charter e-learning courses are available, the e-guidance and the e-case studies. Both provide practical guidance on the field of application of the Charter as referred to in its Article 51(1) in an interactive way.

The training materials will enable users to obtain sound knowledge of the scope and interpretation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, as well as its relationship with other legal instruments protecting fundamental rights in Europe. The audio podcasts are available in English and other materials are available in a number of other languages. Produced with the financial support of the European Union’s Justice Programme for the period 2014-2020.

The Database 2012-2022 on anti-Muslim hatred provides information on significant international, European and national case law and rulings, UN human rights body decisions, reports, findings by human rights and equality bodies and organisations relating to hate crime, hate speech and discrimination against Muslims, as well as relevant research, reports, studies, data and statistics on these issues. It also provides information on victims' support organisations in the EU Member States.

The EJTN's Programmes Working Group designed a basic template for trainees to evaluate the training sessions they attended. The form is rarely used as it stands, as questions are usually added on the specific activity to be evaluated. The template is available in English PDF (19 Kb) en and in French PDF (20 Kb) fr and can be used as a basis for training providers designing evaluation forms for their training event.

The ENTraNCE project has led to the publication of several working papers. These working papers include the case notes written by training participants, summarising national judgements in the field of EU competition law.

This training course departs from the premise that health within prison services is public health. In this training course, a special focus is given to the topics of mental health, elderly prisoners, the health of incarcerated women and also communicable diseases.

General information about the European Judicial Network in civil and commercial matters (‘EJN-civil’) and its functioning in each EU Member State

This e-learning course covers the following topics: The Procedure at the Court The Admissibility Criteria The Subsidiarity Position of the Court Rule 39: Interim Measures The Court Organisation and the Composition of the Court The Rules of the Court The Enforcement of Judgments Using Practical Resources

Since the European Commission adopted the EU Agenda for the Rights of the Child, which identifies making the justice system more child-friendly as a key action item, the promotion of the rights of the child through the medium of EU legislation has become a reality. These training materials address practical issues concerning child-friendly justice and consist of concise texts suitable for training purposes, PowerPoint presentations as well as case studies (with possible solutions) and further interactive exercises (e.g. role plays) for use during practical workshops.

Best papers submitted during the 2022 THEMIS Competition semi-finals, highlighting the work of judicial trainees from across Europe.

Research and reflections of judicial trainees from across Europe.

Best academic papers from the 2024 THEMIS Competition

Best papers produced during the THEMIS 2021 semi-finals, reflecting the work of judicial trainees from across Europe.

A toolkit promoting child-friendly justice for sentencers, child-rights practitioners and advocates to consider and protect the rights of children affected by a parent's imprisonment.

This toolkit provides information on the the child's right to child-friendly justice, including examples of good practice, international and regional standards and research, and other resources.

This product is available after registration to the CEPOL LEEd platform . Please see the below Registration Guide for details. The aim of the training is t o provide knowledge on THB, its definition and the different forms of exploitation, as well as on the EU Policy...

Basic yet comprehensive materials on Articles 101 and 102 TFEU, the Damages Directive and its transposition into the domestic legal systems of the Member States, as well as on EU State aid rules in the form of multilingual PowerPoint presentations and background documentation as well as video-podcasts in English, French and German. The project is funded by the European Union: Service Contract DG COMP/2017/015 – SI2.778715.