The Regulation, known colloquially as the Recast of Brussels IIa Regulation, Brussels IIb or Brussels IIter, is the cornerstone of the judicial cooperation in family matters with cross-border implications in the European Union (EU). The Regulation is an instrument dealing with the jurisdiction...

This report gather coherent overview of the literature and data around how flexible working can relate to gender equality patterns in European societies. This report aims to summarise the current state of art in the theory and evidence around flexible working with regards to gender equality,...

The Regulation, known colloquially as the Recast of Brussels IIa Regulation, Brussels IIb or Brussels IIter, is the cornerstone of the judicial cooperation in family matters with cross-border implications in the European Union (EU). The Regulation is an instrument dealing with the jurisdiction...

This report provides a cross-cutting view of key health topics in the EU from a gender perspective, analysing the main issues with a specific focus on differences between women and men. Gender is discussed at the level of individual mental and physical health and within healthcare systems. The...

In response to the tender specifications the study consists of two parts. The first examines whether divergences in national procedural laws and practices constitute obstacles to mutual trust and, in the affirmative, identifies the locus and the scale of such obstacles; it thereby facilitates...

Maybe you also know someone who has fled the war. Keep your eyes open because they need your support. Don't judge them, rather try to understand them as you don't know what they've been through. Listen to them and encourage those around them to do the same. Say something if you see a classmate...

Maybe you also know someone who has fled the war. Keep your eyes open because they need your support. Don't judge them, rather try to understand them as you don't know what they've been through. Listen to them and encourage those around them to do the same. Say something if you see a classmate...