10/11/16
Rights of suspected and accused persons
across the EU: translation, interpretation and information
The European Union (EU) has
introduced various initiatives to strengthen relevant protections, including
Directive 2010/64/EU on the right to interpretation and translation and
Directive 2012/13/EU on the right to information. These aim to ensure that all
suspects and accused persons promptly receive information about their basic
rights, and that they receive translation and interpretation services where necessary
to fully exercise their right of defence. Identifying opportunities to
further bolster protection, the report aims to support Member States in their
ongoing efforts to ensure justice across the EU.
Report
chapters:
1. International and European standards
2. Right to interpretation and translation in
Member States’ laws
3. Right to information in Member States’ laws
4. Vulnerable suspected and accused persons
5. Concluding remarks
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