MEDEL and its Romanian member association organised in Cluj, Romania, the conference "Rule of law vs rule by law", addressing topics such as "Criminal justice in the communist regime. Consequences on the present. Special look on the role of education in the law field" or "Transition of justice from totalitarianism", as well as an insight on the situation of Turkey.
The conference was held on 18 March 2022 and it premiered live on juridice.ro, juridice.ro/live, https://www.facebook.com/JURIDICE.ro and youtube.com/c/videojuridice.
Below you may find the conference speeches given by Mariarosaria Guglielmi (Vice-President of MEDEL) and António Cluny (former President of MEDEL).
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The Católica | Lisbon School of Law of the Universidade Católica Portuguesa (UCP) and MEDEL - Magistrats Européens pour la Démocratie et les Libertés organised the international conference "Rule of Law in Europe", on 9 and 10 December 2021 at the Lisbon Campus of UCP.
On July 9, 2021 MEDEL and its member association Magistratura Democratica organised in Firenze, Italy, the conference "The Future of Europe between Rule of Law and Social Pillar".
The speakers were Elly Schlein, Sophie in' t Veld, Pier Virgilio Dastoli, Giuseppe Bronzini, Cesare Pinelli, Nicole Lazzerini, Gaetano Ruta, Filipe Marques, Monica Frąckowiak, Fausta Guarriello, Gualtiero Michelini e Valeria Piccone.
MARCH 1st, 2019 (FRIDAY), 3 P.M. – ROME, ITALY
(ROMA EVENTI - FONTANA DI TREVI - Piazza della Pilotta 4 – Roma, Italy)
(co-organised with Magistratura Democratica)
"IMMIGRATION POLICY – FOR A EUROPE OF RIGHTS AND SOLIDARITY"
Conference dedicated to MURAT ARSLAN
Introduction: Nando SIGONA, Professor of International migration and forced displacement at Birmingham University;
Round Table: (Presided by Filipe MARQUES, President of MEDEL; moderated by Massimo GIANNINI, Editorialist of La Repubblica and Director of Radio Capital):
MEDEL was present today in Belgrade, in the conference "Civil Society for Accountable Governance", organized by CRTA - Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability.
Filipe Marques took the floor in the opening plenary and had an impulse statement at the Working Group 3 - Changes to the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia.
On March 16th, MEDEL organised a conference at the Kammergericht, in Berlin, on the subject: "Independent judiciary in Poland and Europe? An analisys in the light of the recent Polish judicial reform".
The goal of the conference was to discuss the implications of the Polish judicial reform for Polish judges and the rest of Europe.
MEDEL invited both researchers and practitioners as well as proven experts of the Polish judicial system to debate this topic: