Pimping and money laundering network dismantled with Eurojust’s support

Eurojust actively supported the national authorities of 15 countries in taking down an organised crime group involved in pimping and money laundering.

Eurojust fights drug trafficking

Unique joint investigation by judiciary and police forces in the Netherlands, Italy, Germany and Belgium culminates in the largest coordinated joint action against an organised criminal group to date in Europe,

Children first

The EU adopted new rules to better protect children caught in cross-border parental disputes.

Spanish Justice Minister stresses importance of Eurojust’s coordinating role

EU's agency Eurojust plays an important role in combatting cross-border crime.

Ticket fraud case solved with the support of Eurojust

An organised crime group involved in railway card fraud was taken down today through a joint action by the British and Romanian authorities, coordinated by Eurojust.

Everyone in Europe has the right to justice and a fair trial

Each year, 9 million people are involved in criminal proceedings in Europe. From today, the EU has put in place special safeguards to protect children who face criminal justice proceedings and in addition, everyone in the EU can now be sure to have access to legal aid.

Eurojust brings down criminal group selling contaminated fish

Eurojust supported authorities from Romania, Spain, France, Italy, Hungary and Portugal to bring down an organised crime group involved in illegal fishing.

Measures against money laundering and terrorist financing

It’s about time that we take serious measures against money laundering and terrorist financing. It affects the global economy and the European. Entering into force today, EU rules will improve transparency about who really owns companies and limit the use of anonymous payments.

Standards for the Justice System

Only standards can positively influence the progress of the system’s quality and efficiency.  2018 edition of the EU Justice scoreboard is out to encourage every EU country to achieve higher standards in the justice system.