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A Practical Guide to the Infringement Procedure: How to Respond to Commission Investigations and Avoid Court Cases*

Make your national administration a winner in EU infringement procedures: respond persuasively to Commission allegations, avoid the risk of a court case, a condemnatory ruling and potential financial sanctions for your national administration.

UNESCO's Webinar Series on Artificial Intelligence and the Rule of Law (2023)

UNESCO's Webinar Series on AI and the Rule of Law explores how the Justice System may leverage digital tools, such as artificial intelligence, to empower access to justice and the risks and opportunities that come with it. It covers Intellectual Property and AI, admissibility of AI-generated evidence and augmented reality in the Judiciary.

UNESCO Training manual for judges on international standards on freedom of opinion and expression

This toolkit supports trainer judges to develop trainings for judges on international human rights standards on freedom of expression and related issues.

UNESCO Global toolkit for judicial actors: international legal standards on freedom of expression, access to information andsafety of journalists

This toolkit aims to reinforce the practical application of universal standards on human rights, by bringing in approaches of regional human rights courts as well as perspectives from national legal systems.

UNESCO Massive Open Online Course: Upholding the Rule of Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

The Massice Open Online Course (MOOC) aims to introduce actors in the Justice System, such as judges, lawyers and prosecutors, to the intersection of AI and the Judiciary. This includes technical knowledge on AI and digital transformation, use cases of its adoption in Justice Systems, authoritative case-law as well as the legal, ethical, and the human rights implications of AI under international standards.