Partners and Networks

Combating impunity is key to ending cycles of violence in the Great Lakes region.

Established in March 2020, the South East Asia Justice Network (SEAJust) is a UNODC supported judicial cooperation network that serves as an informal platform facilitating direct contact and communication between central authorities for mutual legal assistance in criminal matters.

FRA is the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights based in Vienna (Austria). FRA was set up to provide independent evidence-based assistance and expertise relating to fundamental rights.

Eiropas Tiesiskās apmācības tīku (ETAT) dibināja tiesnešu skolas un citas iestādes, kas ir atbildīgas par visu ES dalībvalstu profesionālo tiesas varas pārstāvju apmācību.

Eiropas e-tiesiskuma portāls ir iecerēts kā vienots elektronisks informācijas avots tieslietu jomā.

The South Eastern European Prosecutors Advisory Group (SEEPAG, created in 2003), constituted by the Declaration of the prosecutor representatives during its first meeting, is composed of prosecutors from countries of the Southeastern European (SEE) region. SEEPAG is a judicial mechanism for international cooperation.

Eiropas Padomi, kuras mītne ir Strasbūrā (Francijā), veido 47 dalībvalstis. 1949. gada 5. maijā dibinātās Eiropas Padomes mērķis ir visā Eiropā attīstīt kopējus demokrātiskus principus, kuru pamats ir Eiropas Cilvēktiesību konvencija un citi atsauces teksti par indivīdu aizsardzību.

The PC-OC is one of the Council of Europe committees of experts, which functions under the steering of the European Committee on Crime Problems (CDPC).

The objective of the European Criminal Law Academy Network is to promote academic research and education on the field of European Criminal Law.

The European Network for Victims’ Rights (ENVR) is an informal network of policy officers working at the ministries of justice (or other relevant authorities)

The Global Operational Network of Anti-Corruption Law Enforcement Authorities (the GlobE Network), established in 2021, is open to specialized law enforcement bodies of all UN Member States and States parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC).

The AIAMP is a non-profit entity, which integrates the Public Prosecutor's Offices of Ibero-America. AIAMP is the association which represents 22 Ibero-American Public Ministries and national Public Prosecutor’s Offices and was founded in 1954 in Brazil.