Academy of European Law. Victims of Crime in the EU. The post-Lisbon legislative agenda.
Victims of Crime in the EU. The post-Lisbon legislative agenda.

Días:Trier, 9-10 June 2011.

Languages: English, French and German (simultaneous interpretation).

EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding to Present New Victims’ Rights Package.

In May 2011 the European Commission is to release its Victims’ Rights Package, making full use of the new possibilities provided by the Lisbon Treaty to improve the position and treatment of crime victims in the EU.
The objective of this conference is to analyse the content of the package in a broad policy debate, bringing together the views of EU decision-makers, victims’ associations, judges, defence lawyers and academic experts.

Key topics:

• Key aspects of the proposed EU legislation on victims’ rights and protection measures Effective access to remedies and exercise of rights in cross-border situations.
• The role of victims in the criminal process under the statute of the International Criminal Court Victims of crime under the ECHR – rights and positive obligations of states.
• Recent developments in the EU´s policy on victims and the stakeholders’ perspective Prevention of repeat and secondary victimisation among victims of domestic violence.
• Perspectives for restorative justice in the EU.

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