“The regression of the rule of law, the pressure on the judiciary in Europe and the role of the European Union” is the theme of the international conference organised tomorrow Friday (11.30 a.m.) at the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry by the “Society of Greek Judicial Officers for Democracy and Freedoms” in cooperation with MEDEL.

University professors, judges, prosecutors from Greece, France, Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland and Serbia, as well as members of MEDEL (Magistrats Européens pour la Démocratie et les Libertés) will participate in the international conference.

The President of the Society of Greek Judicial Officers for Democracy and Freedoms, Admiral Maria Papadimitriou and the President of MEDEL and President of Magistratura Democratica (Italy) Mariarosaria Guglielmi will address the audience.

The program of the international conference is as follows:

FIRST SESSION

Moderator. President of the Council of State, former President of the Society of Greek Judicial Officers for Democracy and Freedoms.

Constantine Constantinosakis, President of the Council of State, former President of the Society of Greek Judicial Officers for Democracy and Freedoms.

SPEAKERS:

Evangelia Elizabeth Kouloubini, Vice President of the Court of Audit, Dr. Judge: “The value principle of the rule of law as a safeguard for the budget of the European Union”.

The principle of the principle of the rule of law as a guarantee of the European Union’s security as a legal basis.
Margarita Stenioti, President of the Athens Court of Appeal – Vice President of the Society of Greek Judicial Officers for Democracy and Freedoms: “The guarantee function of the Rule of Law under challenge in the democratic value system of Europe”.

Dr. Ioannis Triantafyllidis, Prosecutor of First Instance, Assistant to the National Member of Greece at Eurojust: “Detention conditions as an indicator of the Rule of Law: Challenges and Perspectives in the Light of European Case Law”.

Challenges and Challenges, Challenges and Challenges under European Law: European Legal Framework.
Antonis Metaxas, Professor at the University of Athens, Lawyer at the Supreme Court: “The National Judge as a Union Judge: The importance of the functional duality of the National Judge for the defence of the Rule of Law”.

SECOND CONFERENCE

The importance of the importance of the role of the Judge in the judicial system.
Moderator.

Speakers:

Alexandra Chaumet, First Degree Prosecutor in France: ‘The Rule of Law, a fundamental principle worth fighting for’.

Marco Gattuso, Judge at the Court of Bologna, Asylum Section, Italy: ‘Judicial independence on the threshold of the New Pact on Immigration and Asylum: the Italian case’.

Lidija Komlen Nikolic, Prosecutor of Appeal in Belgrade, President of the Association of Prosecutors of Serbia: “Pressure on Judges and Prosecutors in Serbia”.

The pressure on the judiciary in Serbia and Serbia’s pressure on the judiciary in Serbia.
Atanas Atanasoff, President of the Association of Judges in Bulgaria – Judge at the Sofia Court of Appeal: “Judicial Independence under Pressure – The Bulgarian Experience”.

Atanasanas Atanaska at the Experience of the Bulgarian Experience.
Lukasz Mrozekk, Judge at the District Court in Warsaw – Specialist at the Department of International Cooperation of the Polish School of Judges and Prosecutors in Krakow: “From Isolation to Interaction”.

From isolation from isolation and isolation from isolation.
Anna Madarasi, Judge of the Budapest Metropolitan Court, Co-Chair of the Judicial Association Res Iudicata: “Recent challenges in Hungary”.

Iulia Craiu, Judge at the Supreme Court of Cassation of Romania – Secretary General of MEDEL: “The State of Justice in Romania”.

“Romania’s situation in the Republic of Romania”.