03 July 2017
Application Procedure Extended for Matra Rule of Law Training Programme Human Rights and Minorities
On “Integrity of Civil Servants”: NHC interviews Vlado Planinčić and Irina Aghapishvili
27 June 2017
Integrity of Civil Servants was the topic of the first training of the new Matra Rule of Law Training Programme. Vlado Planinčić and Irina Aghapishvili are two of the participants of this training. Learn more about their experiences.Kick-off Matra Rule of Law Training Programme
11 May 2017
On Wednesday the 10th of May, the new Matra Rule of Law Training Programme has commenced in The Hague, the Netherlands. Extended Deadline for Matra Rule of Law Training Programme “Public Procurement”
08 May 2017
The NHC is now accepting applications for the Matra Rule of Law Training Programme “Public Procurement". NHC signs Common Appeal “The Europe we want: Just, Sustainable, Democratic and Inclusive”, a call for unity and solidarity.
13 April 2017
The Netherlands Helsinki Committee has signed the Common Appeal, "The Europe we want: Just, Sustainable, Democratic and Inclusive", penned by European Civil Society Organisations and Trade Unions. This appeal marks the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome of 1957.Application Procedure Open for Matra Rule of Law Training Programme “Administration of Justice”
11 April 2017
The NHC is now accepting applications for the Matra Rule of Law Training Programme “Administration of Justice". The training, which will take place 7 – 16 June, 2017, is intended for judges with special interest in court management and responsibilities for the organisation of the administration of justice.Extended deadline: Application Procedure Open for Matra Rule of Law Training Programme
14 March 2017
The NHC is now accepting applications for the Matra Rule of Law Training Programme "Integrity of civil servants". The training, which will take place from 10 – 19 May, 2017, will address the challenges corruption presents for the rule of law and good governance in Europe.EU Implementation of Anti-Corruption Treaties Insufficient, New Report Argues
03 February 2017
International law on fighting corruption is underutilized by European Union member states. It can and should play a more important role in tackling corruption involving both Russia and EU countries.
