Eurojust provides judicial practitioners with expert advice on securing evidence across EU borders. In 2021, the Agency continued to enhance its expertise and support in specialised areas of evidence gathering, including building access to electronic evidence, dealing with the criminal use of encryption, and securing evidence from victims of trafficking in human beings (THB) and migrants.
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Annual Report 2021
- Foreword - Didier Reynders, European Commissioner for Justice
- Foreword - Ladislav Hamran, Eurojust President
- 1. Operational outcomes 2021
- 2. Tailor-made operational assistance to over 10 000 cases
- 3. Continuing judicial support in the COVID-19 pandemic
- 4. Addressing conflicts of jurisdiction
- 5. Ensuring optimal use of judicial cooperation instruments
- 6. Securing evidence that holds up in court
- 7. Safeguarding victims rights’ in cross border crime
- 8. A growing global actor
- 9. Ensuring the judicial component of the EU security chain
- 10. Economic crime
- 11. Drug trafficking
- 12. Cybercrime
- 13. Trafficking in human beings
- 14. Migrant smuggling
- 15. Terrorism
- 16. Core international crimes
- 17. Environmental crime
- 18. Intellectual property crime
- 19. Digitalisation of justice
- 20. Governance and Agency management
- Data annex
- Timeline
- Map
- PDF version of Annual Report