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Justice must be fair, accessible and effective.
This European Day of Justice, we highlight how justice protects our rights and upholds the rule of law in Europe and beyond.
From supporting fair trials to strengthening cross-border judicial cooperation, the EU works to ensure access to justice.
The International Criminal Court, announced as the laureate of the Sakharov Prize, also highlights the importance of accountability and human rights worldwide.
@EUCommission
Wow! Are you going to bring Epstein’s clients/“friends” to justice?...Or perhaps punish those who signed contracts with Pfizer/Moderna?
No?
So, what kind of justice are we even talking about? And what about severing all ties with a nation responsible for the mass extermination of another nation? No?... Just as I thought... It’s nothing but propaganda.
@EUCommission
As long the EU fail to apply existing legislation to hold the IRRESPONSIBLE Techbros with their AI models and social media companies to account, such statements are nothing more than lip service.
@EUCommission This is a great example of propaganda. The EU commission is constantly undermining the ICC by not helping prosecutors avoid US sanctions but most importantly by allowing war criminals with issued warrants to travel within EU borders with impunity. This award is performative and doesn't help the court in any meaningful way, but it allows EU to pretend that they stand for justice. The EU shouldn't be trusted until they take meaningful actions to support international law.
@EUCommission "while slaughterhouses exiit there will be battlefields"
Justice will never exist while we tolerate power abuse. Currently we have facism disguised as legal systems on ALL countries around the world
@EUCommission that's all you can say after months of protests against fascist governments in all EU? After another day where police states are repressing your population? Who do you represent? Where are the so called human rights that you claim to defend?
Send the news to our French Minister of Justice Mr. Darmanin, who doesn't seem to understand how justice works.
And also : retract this awful omnibus that allows to train AI with personal data.
@EUCommission completely agree, so when are you arresting genocidal war criminals and CEOs of corporations trying to destroy the planet, steal our work and buy elections? Or is that not what you meant?
Appoint Kyrylo Budanov to lead the ICC, and you'll see war criminals convicted in less than a day instead of in months or years.
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@EUCommission The day goes back to 2003: the Council of Europe decided in June that year to launch it jointly with the Commission, and the first one was held on 24 October 2003. It has been marked around 25 October since 2004 (Council of Europe).