French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin is set to defend his criminal justice bill before the National Assembly, facing calls for resignation and criticism from magistrates following a recent high-profile case.

Slovak Justice Minister Boris Susko maintains that the murder of a teacher in Gelnica was an individual failure, as coalition MPs avoided a committee meeting on women's murders.

Ireland's Justice Minister is proposing an increase in the flat fee for criminal legal aid in an effort to halt ongoing protests by solicitors. The minister aims to address concerns raised by legal professionals regarding their remuneration.

Czech Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc plans to push for an amendment in parliament to make the crime of murder non-prescriptible, aiming to remove the fear of discovery from perpetrators.

Ireland's Justice Minister is reportedly finalizing a new flat fee structure for criminal legal aid lawyers as court protests continue to escalate, prompting the Justice Committee to summon the Minister for an urgent meeting.

A UK justice minister has stated that the Ministry of Justice will examine the case of a British woman who was strangled by a US fighter pilot, following her 'distressing and degrading' experience within the US military justice system.

The chairman of the Danish police union states that improvements in police practices, as sought by the Justice Minister, are difficult to achieve under current conditions and require more resources and police officers.

Austrian Justice Minister Sporrer appeared as a live guest.

Justice Minister Carlo Nordio stated he would listen to Gianni Alemanno but doubted his new leader's support for amnesty, emphasizing the need to reduce preventive detention after Alemanno's 63 prison diaries.

Cyprus Justice Minister Costas Fitiris presented his agenda to MPs, prioritizing new powers for the police to tackle organized crime and bolster policing reforms.

Former justice minister Ayelet Shaked and Yuli Edelstein are reportedly being approached to form a new political party aimed at dissatisfied right-wing and modern Orthodox voters in Israel.

Slovak Justice Minister Boris Susko announced he is prepared to order oversight of the court proceedings in the brutal murder case of a woman in Gelnica. This decision follows reports that the victim, Zuzana V., was murdered by her husband less than two weeks after a previous incident.

A former DPP official has written to the Justice Minister, Jim O’Callaghan, urging action on new DNA evidence amidst concerns of a potential miscarriage of justice in the conviction of Ian Bailey.

Austrian Justice Minister Anna Sporrer is reportedly working towards the early release of 500 prisoners to alleviate budget constraints in her department, a project deemed legally questionable and a wrong signal to the public.

Former Hungarian Justice Minister Péter Bárándy stated that the removal of the head of state by Péter Magyar's group is not the most radical solution, suggesting a broader context to political actions.

Denmark's Justice Minister has announced intentions to intervene against biker gangs operating at the port, as part of a broader business news overview.

Martha Karua, a lawyer representing detained Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye, was reportedly blocked from entering Uganda, according to a lawyers' body.

The selection of the Vigdís Finnbogadóttir Gender Equality Award recipient has drawn criticism within the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly, with several MPs walking out during the announcement, according to former Justice Minister Sigríður Á. Andersen.

Austrian Justice Minister Sporrer has provided further details on her plans regarding prison releases. The specifics of these plans are being clarified by the minister.

Slovenia's new Justice Minister is exploring all possible scenarios—selling, exchanging, or demolishing—for the Litijska 51 building, which is considered one of the biggest scandals of Robert Golob's government.

Serbia's Justice Minister has suggested that there are 'elements of terrorism' in allegations regarding students simulating the use of a sound cannon during a protest.

Following the Rahavy murder, the Justice Minister expressed concern over police development but refrained from promising additional resources or personnel to address the issues.

The Swiss Federal Council intends to maintain protection status S for Ukrainians but is opening consultations to explore various scenarios, including potentially excluding able-bodied Ukrainians from this status, as outlined by Justice Minister Beat Jans.

Cyprus Justice Minister Costas Fitiris commended the work of police officers and reiterated the government's dedication to enhancing police training and professional development.

Thirteen additional court locations in Austria could be closed due to mergers, with a special solution planned for bilingual sites in Carinthia. Justice Minister Sporrer stated that no staff reductions are expected.

Turkey has strongly criticized a European Parliament report that urged the European Union to impose sanctions on its justice minister.

Sweden's Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer is open to changing defamation laws to make it easier for people to warn neighbors about convicted sex offenders, citing the 'Nytorgsmannen' case.

Greece's Justice Minister George Floridis has strongly supported the Supreme Court's decision to revoke the parole of convicted terrorist leader Alexandros Giotopoulos, citing his lack of remorse for 17 murders.

Justice Minister George Floridis discussed Alexandros Yotopoulos' return to Korydallos prison. Speaking on Action24, Floridis commented on the latest developments, noting Yotopoulos' age and lack of remorse despite his past crimes.

Sweden's Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer issued an apology to the doctors involved in the Da Costa case, acknowledging that they had been unfairly affected by the legal system for 40 years.

Polish Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek highlighted the importance of free media and independent lawyers as fundamental pillars of the Republic of Poland during the XXIV Ranking of Law Firms gala.

Justice Minister Costas Fitiris criticized prison guards for excessive sick leave and their protests, while also outlining proposed reforms for prisons and policing.

South Africa's Minister of Justice has addressed concerns about xenophobia, stating that South Africans are not xenophobic while acknowledging that local artists' gigs are being cancelled across Africa. The minister urged citizens against profiling foreigners amidst these tensions.

Denmark's newly appointed Justice Minister is demanding answers regarding potential serious police errors in the investigation of a 13-year-old girl kidnapped from Kirkerup, while the National Police plan to hire 150 specialized investigators.

At least four individuals have testified under secret identity since Sweden's anonymous witness law came into effect last year, demonstrating a need for the debated legislation according to Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer.

The French government is struggling with the political fallout from the murder of an 11-year-old girl, with Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin actively trying to distance himself from any negligence.

Following a brutal murder in Drniš, Croatia is introducing legislative changes that include life imprisonment and special supervision for individuals deemed dangerous to society, as presented by Justice Minister Damir Habijan.

A majority of state justice ministers in Germany believe the Self-Determination Act is too susceptible to abuse and are seeking to re-regulate gender change, also identifying a need for reform regarding insults against politicians.

The Norwegian Parliament has issued strong criticism against Justice Minister Emilie Enger Mehl regarding the PST-oppvask (Police Security Service cleanup). The criticism centers on a lack of clarification regarding her role and actions.

Sweden's Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer is facing a 'perfect storm' as the Moderates refuse to compromise with the Social Democrats on crime policy, forcing the latter to potentially rescue the government.

German Federal Justice Minister Hubig advocates for extending the statute of limitations for rape to 20 years, stating current periods are too short, with the issue to be discussed at today's Justice Ministers' Conference.

Cyprus Justice Minister Costas Fitiris met with a delegation from the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) to discuss the construction of new prison facilities, emphasizing its strategic importance for the state.

Northern Ireland’s justice minister says online ‘bad faith actors’ have incited racism in city after knife attack The disorder in Belfast was fuelled by people online who would have struggled to find the city on a map before a recent stabbing attack, a senior Northern Ireland minister has said. Naomi Long, the minister of justice of Northern Ireland and leader of the Alliance party, told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that “bad faith actors” had incited racism in the city. Continue reading...

The French government is searching for a way out of the political storm surrounding the Lyhanna affair, with the Prime Minister proposing new measures against sexual crimes and offenses as the Justice Minister faces a crisis.

Justice Minister Akın Gürlek reaffirmed Türkiye’s commitment to combating violence against women, emphasizing that legal measures alone are insufficient and effective implementation is crucial.

The French State and Justice Minister are being sued by the mother of an alleged victim in a girl's killing, amid public criticism and protests over the handling of minor-related cases.

Konfederacja MP Bartłomiej Pejo stated that former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, if innocent, should not be evading accusations in Poland, implying his departure was due to the use of temporary arrests.

Following the death of an 11-year-old child, France's Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin announced a comprehensive review of all 70,000 complaints related to crimes against minors by July 14, a move some magistrates criticize as a 'communication stunt' due to lack of resources.

Belgian Justice Minister Annelies Verlinden has proposed extending the legal abortion limit from 12 to 14 weeks, aiming to resolve a long-standing debate on the issue.

France's Superior Council of Magistracy is increasingly prosecuting and sanctioning magistrates for misconduct, prompting a reflection by the Justice Minister on the appropriateness and proportionality of these sanctions.

Belgian Justice Minister Annelies Verlinden (CD&V) has drafted a bill to extend the legal abortion period from 12 to 14 weeks.

Justice Minister Hubig plans to reform Germany's sexual criminal law by introducing an 'Only Yes Means Yes' rule, meaning sexual acts are consensual only if all parties explicitly agree.

Italy's Justice Minister Carlo Nordio has archived the investigation into magistrates concerning the 'family in the woods' case, following inspectors' findings of no anomalies in the procedure that removed three children from Catherine Birmingham and Nathan Trevallion.

Bulgaria's Justice Minister Nikolay Naydenov is scheduled to meet with European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kövesi to discuss allegations related to a disciplinarily removed official, seeking additional information on the matter.

Hesse's Minister of Justice thanked four court officers in Hanau for protecting a prosecutor from an attack by a defendant, an incident that could lead to changes in court procedures.

The Cypriot police union Isotita called for a meeting with President Nikos Christodoulides, the Justice Minister, and the police chief to address an ongoing dispute regarding police overtime.

Swiss Justice Minister Beat Jans is engaging with the 20-Minuten community to answer over 300 reader questions regarding the SVP's 'No 10 Million Switzerland' initiative.

The Belgian Public Prosecutor's Office intends to prosecute three Dutch nationals for the attempted kidnapping of former Justice Minister Van Quickenborne, an incident that occurred in September 2022.

French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin has outlined a roadmap for prison reform to the new Director General of Penitentiary Services, including ending mattresses on floors and creating high-security units.

The VLEN political coalition has accused the Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) of failing to resolve the issue of the judicial exam in Albanian for years, despite former justice ministers having sufficient time and authority.

Irish Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan is allocating tens of millions of euros from a frozen 'golden visa' scheme, paid by wealthy non-nationals granted residency, to sports clubs and community groups.

The Polish Sejm has voted to lift the parliamentary immunity of former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro. This decision paves the way for legal proceedings against him, reportedly in connection with a defamation case involving Dorota Wysocka-Sznepf.

Iceland's Minister of Justice has unveiled plans for a significant restructuring of the national police system, which includes a proposal to substantially reduce the number of police districts across the country from nine.

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham has stated that criminal cases being dismissed due to trial delays are "unacceptable," prompting the justice minister to announce tracking of such cases.

An interministerial committee meeting on combating drug trafficking will be held at Matignon on Friday, chaired by Sébastien Lecornu. Around ten ministers, including Interior Minister Laurent Nunez and Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin, will attend to address violence and intimidation linked to rivalries among traffickers.

The National Public Prosecutor's Office in Poland has filed a request with the Warsaw District Court to exclude Judge Joanna Grabowska, who was assigned to consider the prosecutor's application for a European Arrest Warrant against former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro.

The French government is facing scrutiny after a woman accused the Justice Minister of intentional endangerment, claiming a rape complaint involving her daughter went unaddressed for months.

Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye will call a referendum on a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at strengthening the power of parliament and the prime minister, according to the country's justice minister.

Interim Justice Minister Rita Tamašunienė stated that issues with the LITEKO II court information system should be resolved by September.

Professor Zbigniew Ćwiąkalski, former Polish Minister of Justice and an attorney who secured a record settlement for the wrongful conviction of Tomasz Komenda, stated that seeking compensation for unjust deprivation of liberty is very difficult. He noted that miscarriages of justice are common and Poland is no exception.

Croatian Justice Minister Damir Habijan announced plans to introduce new laws concerning the judicial police and the prison system by the end of the year.

Merab Turava, the former Chairman of Georgia’s Constitutional Court, has been dismissed from his position as Deputy Justice Minister by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze.

Germany's Federal Justice Minister Hubig is visiting Kyiv as the Ukraine war continues, with discussions ongoing about potential peace proposals. The minister has dismissed suggestions from figures like Schröder and Orbán.

Bulgaria's Justice Minister has referred a case to the Supreme Judicial Council concerning the judicial rehabilitation of a pedophile who was subsequently appointed to guard children at a school.

French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin announced he will not take summer vacation, vowing to modernize the justice system and address its 'digital prehistory.' His commitment follows numerous dysfunctions highlighted by the death of young Lyhanna in late May.

Bulgaria's Minister of Justice, Nikolay Naydenov, announced he will ask judicial system officials to halt appointments they are attempting to make, anticipating a new law that will temporarily prohibit such actions.

Russia's Deputy Justice Minister, Vadim Balanin, stated at a forum that cohabitation without marriage poses a threat to national security, according to Kommersant newspaper.

Irish Justice Minister Helen McEntee insists that the removal of the Triple Lock mechanism will not impact the country's neutrality, as the Taoiseach defers the bill until autumn following calls for 'reflection' from Fianna Fáil backbenchers.

Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin expressed strong support for creating administrative files to monitor pedocriminals, similar to the 'Fiches S' used for individuals suspected of threatening state security.

Iceland's Minister of Justice, Þorbjörg S. Gunnlaugsdóttir, and Erla Ósk Ásgeirsdóttir, chair of the Balance Scale initiative, recently signed a cooperation agreement to develop and promote the project aimed at gender equality in management positions.

Following a report on judicial failures that contributed to the death of 11-year-old Lyhanna, French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin pledged a 'digital shock' to the justice system to eliminate lost case files.

Cyprus Justice Minister Costas Fytiris stated that European cooperation in combating crime yields tangible results beyond political objectives. He made these remarks while addressing the 148th meeting of the Europol Management Board in Nicosia.

Marcin Romanowski, Poland's former deputy justice minister, who faces charges of abuse of power and financial fraud, has requested the annulment of his European arrest warrant, asserting he is no longer within the European Union. A Hungarian source suggests he fled through Serbia.

The murder of Rahavy has brought to light significant weaknesses within the police force, prompting calls for the Minister of Justice to demonstrate leadership and take decisive action.

Monica Macovei, a former Romanian Justice Minister, criticized recent political events, including cases involving Ciucu, Fritz, and PNL, suggesting involvement from 'President Dan and the PSD wing of PNL'.

A Polish prosecutor has stated that a European Arrest Warrant (ENA) for Zbigniew Ziobro is still necessary, even though he is currently in the United States. This decision comes amidst ongoing legal proceedings concerning the former justice minister.

Justice Minister Sporrer has announced plans to release 500 prisoners simultaneously. This decision is part of a broader initiative by the ministry.

Former Croatian justice minister Vesna Skare Ozbolt criticized the right-wing Homeland Movement, stating its attempts to interfere in Bosnia and Herzegovina's politics are an inept effort to boost its patriotic image.

Opposition politician Lazović claims the government is willing to do anything to protect its officials from accountability in courts, while Justice Minister Nenad Vujić denied that proposed amendments to judicial laws sent to the Venice Commission were inaccurate.

The Serbian Justice Minister informed Members of Parliament that recent amendments were based on dialogue with the Venice Commission, acknowledging that some recommendations require more time for implementation. The Venice Commission had assessed the January amendments as a step forward.

Norwegian Justice Minister Astri Aas-Hansen has requested a meeting with the National Public Prosecutor and the Police Director after reviewing a documentary by VG concerning the murder of Rahavy.

Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan stated he is not changing course on legal aid reforms, noting that payment per appearance incentivizes additional adjournments, following a report highlighting solicitors 'maximising' earnings.

The Liberal government in Canada has pushed through several bills in the House of Commons before the summer break, a move that drew protests from opposition parties who criticized the routine use of time allocation motions.

Poland's National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) has reacted to the decision by Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek to suspend judge Łukasz Piebiak from his duties, following his association with a hate scandal.

Hristijan Mickoski stated that Albanian Justice Ministers from DUI did not want to resolve the issue of the judicial exam. He emphasized that if the state allows higher education in languages other than Macedonian, such as Albanian, Turkish, and English, then the issue should be addressed.

Polish Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek discussed the possibility of police intervention at the Constitutional Tribunal, addressing the issue of judges being prevented from ruling.

Polish Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek has decided to immediately suspend Judge Łukasz Piebiak from official duties. The decision was made due to the 'extraordinary gravity of the charges' of which he is suspected.

A comprehensive review of police protection arrangements for political and state officials is underway in Cyprus, following instructions from Justice Minister Constantinos Fitiris to reassess existing risk evaluations.

Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio is facing criticism for his comment that Mussolini signed the most important book for justice, referring to the criminal code. The remark has sparked controversy regarding antifascism.

Japan's Justice Minister consulted the Legislative Council on expanding the system that allows crime victims to participate in criminal procedures such as trials.

The Lyhanna case has led to a decline in the popularity of French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin. Sébastien Lecornu stated that the response to this societal issue must be comprehensive.

Serbian Justice Minister Nenad Vujić announced that Serbia has fully harmonized its set of judicial laws with the standards of the Venice Commission, confirming that the changes are not a step backward in judicial reform.

French public prosecutor's offices, including those in Meaux and Bobigny, have implemented a crisis organization to meet the objective set by Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin. They are preparing to examine 70,000 complaints by July 14.

Jordan Bardella stated that French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin should have resigned out of honor, citing the particular gravity of the Lyhanna case.

Swedish Justice Minister Strömmer stated that there are members within the ruling majority who are hesitant about the proposed legal bill. This indicates that Sweden will not proceed with measures to 'close' 13-year-olds.

French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin has announced the withdrawal of the criminal plea bargain from his justice reform bill after the project was rejected by a parliamentary commission. This marks a significant setback for the proposed reforms.

Hesse's Justice Minister Christian Heinz is advocating for a change to Paragraph 118 of the German Criminal Code. He proposes that legal protection against insults, currently extended to all politicians, should in the future be limited only to local politicians.

Over thirty human rights non-governmental organizations have appealed to the leaders of parties forming the new ruling coalition, urging them not to appoint current Justice Minister Rita Tamašunienė to the position in the new government.

The Netherlands will maintain its public warning sirens and introduce a new network in collaboration with the Ministry of Defense, as announced by Justice Minister David van Weel.

France's Justice Minister, Eric Dupond-Moretti, is facing a lawsuit for 'gross negligence' in connection with a girl's rape case. Despite calls for his resignation, Dupond-Moretti has stated he will not step down, though his decision may be challenged.

Several thousand people gathered across France in women-led rallies to express dismay at the judicial treatment of sexual violence against children, with many calling for the Justice Minister's resignation.

Japanese Justice Minister Hiraguchi announced plans to consult the Legislative Council next week on expanding the system for crime victims to participate in criminal proceedings, including trials.

French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin has called for a 'general mobilization' of magistrates in response to the Lyhanna case, ordering a review of complaints across tribunals and communes before meeting with prosecutors general.

Austrian prison guards are protesting working conditions and criticizing the Justice Minister, with service operations halted for three hours in Lower Austria's institutions.

Israel's High Court has ruled that Justice Minister Yariv Levin must cooperate with court rulings, particularly on matters requiring joint action such as appointing judges and court officials.

Italy's Minister of Justice, Nordio, stated that magistrates who make mistakes should face career sanctions but not civil liability, referencing the 'Minetti case' as a lesson for the opposition.

Austrian Justice Minister Sporrer has announced upcoming new regulations concerning online comments. The details of these rules are expected to address issues related to online discourse and content.

Goran Selak, the Minister of Justice of Republika Srpska, stated that Milorad Dodik's final verdict does not preclude him from running for the Bosnian Presidency as a Serb member.

Karolina Ś., accused in a scandal involving the Polish Ministry of Justice, has stated that the prosecution uncritically believes everything said by Mraz, suggesting a political motive to imprison former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro and other officials.

Lithuanian Justice Minister Rita Tamašunienė asserted that she is not homophobic, responding to criticism from human rights defenders regarding her ministry's complaints challenging the registration of same-sex partnerships.

Estonia's Ministry of Justice plans an amendment to clarify rules for data collection from smart devices and email accounts, aiming to prevent the exposure of private information unrelated to criminal cases through overly broad searches.

The President of the Office for Personal Data Protection (UODO) has imposed a 100,000 PLN fine on the Polish Minister of Justice, Zbigniew Ziobro. The fine follows an investigation into the 'hate scandal' concerning the unlawful processing of data.

Radomír Daňhel, former deputy to ex-Justice Minister Pavel Blažek, received a 55,000 CZK bonus for his half-year tenure at the Ministry of Justice last year, even as both are under police investigation regarding bitcoins.

Israel's High Court has ruled that Justice Minister Yariv Levin must convene the Judicial Selection Committee, after he refused to do so for about a year and a half due to a lack of consensus on candidate selection.

Swiss Justice Minister Beat Jans is set to be interviewed by 20 Minuten regarding the 'No 10-Million Switzerland' initiative, inviting public questions on the topic.

Iceland's Minister of Justice announced plans to reduce the number of police districts from nine to four or five, but stated that the specific mergers are still undefined. She met with police officers in East Iceland, marking the first meeting of a nationwide tour.

Estonian police will be granted the authority to demand to see individuals' documents and media files, a measure supported by the Justice Minister to enhance police capabilities.

A Polish newspaper reports that the Hungarian secret service is now assisting in locating Marcin Romanowski, a former Polish deputy justice minister accused of serious economic crimes, who was previously granted asylum by the Orbán government.

Guards at the JVA Augsburg-Gablingen prison in Germany are accused of humiliating and abusing inmates for amusement, leading to what a former justice minister called the 'greatest JVA scandal of the Federal Republic'.

Justice Minister Yariv Levin has informed the High Court that advancing permanent district court appointments is not realistic in the period leading up to elections, as the window for ordinary appointments is closing.

Lithuanian Justice Minister Rita Tamašunienė announced that her ministry plans to appeal a court ruling that fined her for failing to implement decisions regarding the registration of same-sex partnerships.

A dispute over Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan’s plans to replace the current appearance-based payment model for solicitors with a flat fee per District Court case is expected to be finalized today, following a week of court disruption.

A solicitor has resigned from criminal legal aid cases, arguing that the justice minister's new flat fee model is ill-considered and too blunt.

Polish prosecutor Waldemar Żurek announced discussions with the Serbian Prosecutor General regarding Marcin Romanowski, a former deputy justice minister, following reports of his presence in Serbia.

Latvia's Justice Minister Smiltēns announced that a decision on compensation for damages caused by drones or other military incidents is expected within a month, as new Cabinet regulations are being prepared.

Denmark's Justice Minister, Peter Hummelgaard Wammen, has announced plans to 'rectify and clean up' the police force following public criticism regarding the dismissal of cases.

Denmark's Justice Minister stated that it was natural for the government to take drone reports very seriously, given the context of ongoing cyberattacks across Europe.

Joana Rosa, a veteran politician with 20 years as a deputy and five as Justice Minister, has announced her candidacy for the Presidency of Cape Verde, advocating for 'balance' after the PAICV's return to power.

Austrian Justice Minister Anna Sporrer is actively seeking alternatives to prison sentences, particularly for young offenders, following previous discussions about the release of 500 convicts.

Russia's Deputy Justice Minister Vadim Balanin stated at the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum that living together outside of marriage poses a threat to the country's national security.

Montenegrin Justice Minister Bojan Božović presented proposed amendments to the Law on Prevention of Corruption in Parliament, expressing optimism for positive opinions from the European Commission soon.

Éric Dupond-Moretti, France's former Minister of Justice, is appealing his conviction for defaming a magistrate whom he had accused of violating the secrecy of an investigation when Dupond-Moretti was still a lawyer.

The request to lift the immunity of former European Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos, related to the Qatargate investigation, has been forwarded from Brussels to the Greek Ministry of Justice and subsequently from the Supreme Court to Justice Minister George Floridis, to activate a European arrest warrant against him.

Elvir Mahmuzić, Deputy Minister of Justice of Bosnia and Herzegovina, responded to criticisms from SDA delegate Safet Softić, accusing him of overlooking scandals and anomalies during SDA's governance.

Austria's SPÖ Justice Minister Sporrer plans to release 500 prisoners, drawing strong criticism from the ÖVP, with Chancellor Christian Stocker warning it would damage trust in the rule of law.

Türkiye's Justice Minister has announced renewed extradition requests for members of the Gülenist Terror Group (FETÖ) across the world, intensifying efforts to track down elusive fugitives.

Justice Minister Anna Sporrer's proposed savings plan is facing criticism from both the coalition partner ÖVP and representatives of legal professions in Austria. Lawyers warn that the plan could lead to 'flawed judgments being removed from control'.

The Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) is criticizing Justice Minister Alma Zadić Sporrer's plans for the early release of 500 prisoners, with ÖVP club leader Ernst Gödl emphasizing that convicted criminals should not benefit from an overloaded system.

The President of the European Council highlighted unity following an EU summit held without Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán. Hungary's Justice Minister announced plans to initiate the closure of the Article 7 procedure against Hungary next week.

Greek Justice Minister G. Floridis clarified that the Greek government has no involvement in the renewal or non-renewal of any judicial official's term, including Greek European prosecutors.

The Polish Sejm has voted to lift the parliamentary immunity of former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro. This decision paves the way for legal proceedings against him, reportedly in connection with a private indictment.

Belgian Justice Minister Annelies Verlinden stated in the Chamber that her proposed amendment to the abortion legislation is founded on agreements reached within the government.

Irish Justice Minister and Tánaiste are set to announce an action plan to tackle financial crime, including urging luxury shops to report suspicious high-value transactions to combat money laundering.

Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek confirmed that the Polish prosecutor's office has taken up the case of the death of Polish activist Monika Silva Koniuszek in Ecuador, initiating an investigation from the moment the information became public.

Investigations into the Caritas affair are back in focus following the arrest of Clarissa La Porta, with the Justice Minister providing new details regarding the fate of the seized funds.

Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis sharply criticized Alexandros Yiotopoulos's apparent lack of remorse following the Supreme Court's decision to return him to prison to continue serving his sentence, noting his involvement in 17 murders.

Turkey's Justice Minister, Akın Gürlek, announced that the country will update and resubmit extradition requests for individuals accused of ties to the faith-based Gülen movement. This signals a renewed effort to secure the return of government critics and alleged movement members, despite previous rejections.

Poland is awaiting an official response from the new Hungarian government regarding the revocation of asylum status granted to former Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, a necessary step for an extradition request to the United States.

South Africa's justice minister has cautioned that a surge in xenophobic attacks against foreign nationals is damaging the country's international reputation and fueling a backlash against its businesses and artists abroad.

Presidential minister Marcin Przydacz commented on former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro's reported entry into the USA on a journalistic visa, stating that if Ziobro identifies himself as such, it is his own business.

Following criticism in the Lyhanna case, French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin wrote to magistrates to reaffirm his commitment to their independence while also emphasizing their responsibility.

Austrian Justice Minister Anna Sporrer has defended budget cuts, confirming that the 'Neustart' association, which helps ex-convicts reintegrate into society, will receive less funding.

Jacek Kurski was questioned by prosecutors regarding the case of former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, who allegedly fled to the USA, with the National Public Prosecutor's Office spokesman providing details on the interrogation.

Türkiye's ruling AK Party has criticized Slovenian MEP Vladimir Prebilic for his remarks regarding potential EU sanctions against Justice Minister Akın Gürlek.

The Swiss parliament is reportedly moving to overturn the 'Lex On' rule, which relaxed regulations on the use of the Swiss cross symbol, citing former Justice Minister Simonetta Sommaruga.

Lithuanian Justice Minister Rita Tamašunienė is accused of disregarding rulings by the Constitutional Court and other courts regarding partnership registration, leading to questions about the new coalition's stance on judicial independence.

Turkey's broadcast regulator has fined Sözcü TV for airing remarks by the main opposition leader criticizing the justice minister, a move an opposition member of the regulator called taking sides in a political dispute.

The German Justice Ministers' Conference is discussing extending the statute of limitations for rape and other sexual offenses, a change long advocated by victims like Claudia Wuttke.

The Austrian Justice Minister is now involved in cases surrounding xenophobic chants of 'Ausländer-Raus' (Foreigners Out), following the Wels public prosecutor's office's decision to drop charges in one such incident.

The Taoiseach supports the Kenneally report's recommendation for a new criminal offense of 'dereliction of duty,' with the Justice Minister scheduled to meet with survivors of Kenneally's abuse.

Polish Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek, representing the State Treasury, issued a statement expressing regret over words spoken by former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro against former judge (now lawyer) Wojciech Łącz.

Todd Blanche, known for defending Trump, has been appointed interim Justice Minister and is already targeting the president's opponents, which could lead to resistance in the Senate, even from some Republicans.

The mother of a girl who filed a rape complaint against the chief suspect in the Lyhanna murder case is suing the French state and justice minister, as public anger over the handling of such cases grows.

The French government is facing public anger and pressure on ministers, including Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin, following the death of schoolgirl Lyhanna, as it was revealed her suspected killer had prior child abuse accusations. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has pledged legislative proposals.

The Greek government has rejected the creation of a standalone criminal offense for femicide, with the Deputy Justice Minister stating that existing law already mandates a life sentence for all intentional homicides.

Judge Tomasz Grochowicz, who previously denied an arrest warrant for Zbigniew Ziobro a year ago, will now consider a request for a European Arrest Warrant (ENA) for the former justice minister.

Austrian Justice Minister Sporrer and Vice-Chancellor Babler are seeking to change laws regarding liability for insulting comments made by third parties on social media, which can currently result in high costs for platform owners.

Latvian Justice Minister Edvards Smiltēns has requested a detailed report by June 10 from the Prison Administration regarding the death of a minor inmate in Olaine prison hospital and the overall situation in correctional facilities.

French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin has issued an apology to the family of 11-year-old Lyhanna, whose disappearance and death have sparked controversy. This apology comes as a new complaint has been filed in the case.

Russia's Deputy Justice Minister Oleg Sviridenko stated that only 4% of individuals and organizations designated as 'foreign agents' in 2025 actually receive foreign funding, according to Kommersant.

Former Justice Minister Choo Mi-ae made history by becoming South Korea's first woman elected to lead a provincial or metropolitan government, winning the Gyeonggi governorship.

A center-right summit in Italy failed to reach an agreement on justice reforms, specifically regarding civil liability for magistrates, wiretaps, and new prescription rules, indicating a rift between Forza Italia and Justice Minister Nordio.

Bulgarian Justice Minister Nikolay Naydenov has expressed support for prosecutors and investigators who submitted a declaration calling for a transparent election process for members of the Supreme Judicial Council. He affirmed his commitment to protecting the free formation of magistrates' will.

The Icelandic government has appointed a working group to review the country's citizenship granting process and consider revisions to existing laws and procedures, prompted by a significant increase in applications.

Czech Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc plans to introduce proposals for better child protection in contentious divorce cases, suggesting new materials like CzechList and RiskMapa to assist judges in assessing situations involving domestic violence.

Several German federal states are reportedly seeking to tighten the Self-Determination Law, with a proposal to be discussed at the next Justice Ministers' Conference amid warnings of potential misuse.

Greek Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis stated at the Delphi meeting of the Hellenic Bar Associations that changes to the Lawyers' Code will only proceed with the absolute agreement of the legal profession, aiming for investment stability.

Tomas Vytautas Raskevičius of the Freedom Party asserts that Justice Minister Rita Tamašunienė holds homophobic views and is unfit for her position, calling for her resignation.

Iceland's Minister of Justice has appointed a three-person working group to analyze current laws and conditions for granting Icelandic citizenship, following a 290% increase in applications.

Fernando Negrão, former Minister of Justice, argues that there is a lack of investment in the prison system because it does not yield votes, stating that the country needs reforms urgently.

Hong Kong's justice minister has sent an internal memo urging department staff to provide information on the sources of misconduct allegations against a top government prosecutor.

The National Public Prosecutor's Office is demanding the recusal of Judge Joanna Grabowska, assigned to the case concerning the European arrest warrant for former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, due to her ownership of shares in TV Republika.