Memos
- Courts in Europe and the EC environmental law - 9-10 October 2008 - Paris
- Access to Justice - 2 June 2008
The AEAJ is associated to this conference organized under the French presidency. This event organized by the French Conseil d’Etat with support of the European Commission, the Association of Supreme Administrative Courts and the Forum of EU Judges for the environment.
Site to visit:Conseil d’Etat
The AEAJ participated in the Access to Justice in Environmental Matters conference organized by the European Commission which took place on 2 June 2008 in Brussels.
Site to visit:The Conference pages
- access to justice (31/31)
- AEAJ functionning (7/31)
- asylum (13/31)
- case-law (3/31)
- environment (10/31)
- European Commission (3/31)
- immigration (5/31)
- independance of judges (4/31)
- statement (2/31)
- tax law (3/31)
- workshop (30/31)
2nd meeting of the Fundamental Rights Platform in Vienna
Thursday 18 June 2009
by Edith Zeller
On May 5th a member of the working group for efficiency and independence took part at the 2nd meeting of the Fundamental Rights Platform in Vienna.
Topics of this meeting were
the problem of underreporting of human rights violations extending far beyond that of discrimination, as found by the (...)
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Minutes of the general assembly of Association of European Administrative Judges, Sofia, 29th May 2009
Friday 19 June 2009
by Heinrich Zens
Representatives of member organizations and board members:
Austria:
Mr THOMA
Mr KÖENIGSHOFER
Mrs MOSER
Mr ZENS (President)
Mr SCHMIED
Mr BECK
Mrs ZELLER (Secretary-General)
Bulgaria:
Mrs STOEVA
Mr PETROV
Mrs ZLATINOVA
Mrs TENEVA
Mrs PAPAZOVA
Mrs RAEVA
Mrs EVTINOVA
Mrs TSONEVA (...)
Long-lasting Asylum Procedures and Art. 8 ECHR
Friday 19 June 2009
by Florian Newald,
Karin Winter
Now I would like to present you an example of a list of criteria to determine whether an expulsion is necessary and proportionate in a democratic society. We find such a list in the case Amrollahi v. Denmark concerning the expulsion of a refugee. The facts of this case are as follows: The (...)
The Main Principles of Fair Trial and Most Relevant Procedural Issues in Asylum Act of Croatia
Friday 19 June 2009
by Fedora Lovricevic Stojanovic
INTRODUCTION
Legislative harmonisation as one of the prerequisites for EU membership not only means the adoption of particular provisions, but also implementation of these provisions in case-law. The enforcement of new legal provisions which implement specific directive cannot satisfy the (...)
A overview of the main problematic issues of immigration and asylum law under Slovenian jurisprudence
Friday 19 June 2009
by Boštjan Zalar
In line with the title of my presentation, I will divide my contribution into two parts. In the first part, I will briefly explain the general situation of Slovenian case law in the field of immigration disputes. In the second part, I will present three problematic issues of asylum case law in (...)
2nd meeting of the Fundamental Rights Platform in Vienna
Thursday 18 June 2009
by Edith Zeller
On May 5th a member of the working group for efficiency and independence took part at the 2nd meeting of the Fundamental Rights Platform in Vienna.
Topics of this meeting were
the problem of underreporting of human rights violations extending far beyond that of discrimination, as found by the (...)
Second Meeting and Workshop of the Working Group Asylum and Immigration, Vienna 4-5 June 2009
Wednesday 3 June 2009
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Thursday, June 4
Conference Room of the Administrative Court of Austria (Verwaltungsgerichtshof), 1014 Vienna, Judenplatz 11, 1st floor
13.45 Take seats in conference room, followed by words of welcome from Heinrich Zens, President of the AEAJ
14.00 –14.15 Rudolf Thienel, (...)
Environment Workshop in Sofia, Austrian case
Wednesday 13 May 2009
by Dieter Beck
Facts: The complainant is owner of a starch producing factory in a village in Vorarlberg/Austria next to Lake Constance. In May 1998 he filed an application to the regional authority to get the authorisation according to the water law for the construction and handling of a wastewater disposal (...)
Environment workshop in Sofia, Bulgarian case
Wednesday 13 May 2009
by Rumyana Papazova
1.Background
Rilska Sveta Obitel, Rila Monastery , a non-profit legal person - in the capacity of a project contractor has put in a public notice for investment proposals on the construction of a small waterpower plant (SWP) on the river Iliyna. (...)
Environment workshop in Sofia, Hungarian case
Wednesday 13 May 2009
by Anna Berczi
Applicants: NGO’s and independent experts
Intervenor: Ombudsman
Defendant: Ministry of Defence
A permit for construction was issued by the competent authority that allowed the Ministry of Defence to build the NATO radar in the vicinity of a Natura 2000 site. NGOs brought an action for the (...)
Environment workshop in Sofia, Finnish cases
Wednesday 13 May 2009
by Emil Waris
DEROGATION FROM THE PROTECTION OF BIRDS
Application of the Birds Directive 79/409/EEC
Introduction
The following is a presentation of two separate cases decided by the Administrative Court of Turku. Both cases concern derogation from the provisions of the Birds Directive for killing birds (...)
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