Council of Europe European Committee on Legal Co-operation

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05 Jan 2022 16:05:00
Outcome of the 97th Plenary meeting

Strasbourg 1-3 December 2021

The CDCJ held its 97th plenary meeting in Strasbourg from 1 to 3 December 2021. The Committee...
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21 Dec 2021 16:05:00
4th CJ/ENF-ISE meeting report is now available

Strasbourg 13-14 December 2021

The report of the 4th meeting of the Council of Europe Committee of Experts on the Rights and the...
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09 Nov 2021 23:23:00
Secondment opportunity in the field of legal co-operation

Strasbourg 9 November 2021

Are you an international, national, regional or local official, a judge, a prosecutor or...
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22 Oct 2021 12:51:00
European Lawyers’ Day 2021: CDCJ Vice-Chair joins lawyers to discuss a new European legal instrument on the profession

22 October 2021

Christophe Poirel, Director of Human Rights of the Council of Europe, and Christoph Henrichs,...

In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic the CDCJ continues to work and hold meetings by adapting its working methods as necessary to the requirements of the evolving sanitary measures.

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CDCJ AT A GLANCE CDCJ AT A GLANCE

The European Committee on Legal Co-operation (CDCJ) is the Council of Europe intergovernmental body responsible for the standard-setting activities of the Council of Europe with a wide scope of competence in the field of public and private law. Its main role is to draw up standards commonly accepted by the 47 member states and to foster legal co-operation among them.

Standard-setting activities

Moreover, the standards that the CDCJ has developed and the expertise of the members of its Committee are used in the framework of legal co-operation projects developed for the benefit of member States and neighbourhing countries wishing to benefit from assistance in their justice sector reforms.