Child abuse is a growing phenomenon, facilitated by the increasing use of the internet. Since its establishment, Eurojust has played an active role in fighting crimes against children. In October 2007, at an informal Justice and Home Affairs meeting under the Portuguese Presidency, the Belgian...

The Terrorism Convictions Monitor (TCM) is intended to provide a regular overview of the terrorism-related developments throughout the EU area. The Monitor has been developed on the basis of open sources information available to the CMU and methodologies such as individual case studies and...

Eurojust’s ninth Annual Report reviews its activities in 2010. The Treaty of Lisbon defines our mission as helping to fight serious crime affecting two or more Member States of the European Union. This report presents the main aspects of that operational work. As in previous years, the number of...

We are the first practical structured mechanism of judicial co-operation to become truly operational within the European Union. We were created in 1998 by the Joint Action 98/428 JHA to fight serious crime in a decentralised, flexible and horizontal way. In 2008 our legal basis was reinforced...

The Terrorism Convictions Monitor (TCM) is intended to provide a regular overview of the terrorism-related developments throughout the EU area. The Monitor has been developed on the basis of open sources information available to the CMT and methodologies such as individual case studies and...