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The e-Presentations offer compact updates on the latest in EU law. The annual subscription gives you access both to our back catalogue of over 500 e-Presentations and to at least 60 new e-presentations every year on the latest developments in EU Law. Each e-presentation lasts on average 35 minutes. Each package features a video of the speaker, their slides, exhaustive background documentation, a quiz and the option to obtain a certificate on completion. The e-presentations can also be downloaded to be viewed offline.

A systematic overview of all the types of judicial procedures before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) – with a particular focus on: the entities that can launch each type of procedure; the requirements for initiating a specific type of procedure; and the possible outcomes (judgments, orders, opinions) and their legal value.

Cultural and Religious Diversity under State Law across Europe (CUREDI) is an online database of case law analyses related to questions of cultural and religious diversity in a variety of legal fields in Europe.

This course is an introductory course, the aim of which is to develop the understanding of law applicable to companies in the European Union and to equip the learner with basic tools for and knowledge on this topic.

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

Produced on the basis of comparative studies and dialogues between judicial operators and journalists,this booklet offers a useful perspective on the subject to all those who want to achieve anautonomous and independent judiciary, a free, plural and independent press and a quality relationship, while maintaining the boundaries of autonomy, between these two worlds.

The issue brief addresses current trends, challenges, and responses worldwide on defamation and related laws, with a particular focus on abusive legal practices such as SLAPPs and ‘forum shopping’.

These guidelines aim to provide a general framework for judicial actors to assess matters of privacy and data protection in the face of other rights, such as freedom of expression and the right to privacy. The document includes relevant case law from various national, international and regional bodies that may inform judicial actors’ understanding of the matters at hand. It draws a coherent line from privacy rights to data protection rights and the challenges of upholding these rights in the face of new technologies.

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.

These guidelines provide support for judges and members of the judiciary for the protection and promotion of the right to freedom ofexpression during and in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.