Projects

The project aims to strengthen the procedural rights of suspects and accused in criminal proceedings by increasing knowledge and the capacity to apply the Directive 2013/48/EU (“Right of access to a lawyer directive”) and Recommendation C(2013) 8179/2 (“Right to legal aid recommendation”) among legal professionals. Project period 2016 06 01 – 2017 12 31 Partnership Lithuania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, …

Effective implementation of the right to a lawyer and legal aid under the Stockholm Programme Read More »

The project aims at strengthening HRMI’s financial independence and sustainability by creating a new product – elearning course on the legal (in)capacity reform in Lithuania Project period  2016 05 01 – 2016 09 30 Project snapshot Achievements   On-line elearning course “Legal (in)capacity reform in Lithuania: the change of attitude and legal regulation” was developed and …

Using e-Learning tools in NGO work (completed) Read More »

The primary objective of the project is to assist in raising awareness on the major changes to the data protection landscape in Lithuania brought about by the General Data Protection Regulation, and to advance the understanding of a right to personal data as a fundamental human right and the civil society’s role in its protection Project period …

EU Data protection reform (completed) Read More »

By increasing victim support organisations’ knowledge of the possibilities, benefits and challenges of victim support through online support, project T@LK aims to build capacity to proceed with a pilot implementation of such a model, to complement the coventional support avenues already in place.   Project period   2016 04 01 – 2018 03 01   Coordinator and …

T@LK – online support for victims of crime Read More »

The aim of the project is to facilitate the assessment of Member State compliance with the requirements of the 2012/13/EU Directive on the Right to Information in Criminal Proceedings, and thus feed into the European Commission’s own evaluation process. Project period 2015 08 – 2016 06 Partnership Lithuania, Austria, Italy, Spain, Poland, Ireland Project snapshot Achievements   1. We …

Research on the Implementation of the Directive on the Right to Information in Criminal Proceedings (completed) Read More »

The purpose of the project is to support HRMI, a partner of the European Liberties Platform, in order to strengthen its EU-oriented advocacy and communication capacies, as well as develop diversified fundraising avenues. Project term 2015 07 01 – 2018 07 01 Project snapshot Achievements   1. We took part in two fundraising seminars, and organized over …

Ensuring Sustainable Organizational Development Read More »

The project’s aim is to inform and educate the individuals about their rights by developing a  user-friendly, jurisdiction-specific and simple to use online human rights self-help and education tool -Human Rights e-Guide. Project period 2015 02 01 – 2017 12 31 Partnership Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia Project snapshot   Achiements  1. Online template of the e-Guide was created along with …

Human Rights e-Guide Read More »

The project aims to improve access to justice for the victims of domestic violence crime in Lithuania and Belarus through increased capacities of women rights NGOs, victim support services providers and legal professionals. Project period 2014 11 05 – 2015 12 31 Partnership Lithuania, Belarus, Norway Project snapshot Achievements   1. We held an international …

Defending legal rights of domestic violence victims (completed) Read More »

  The overall objective of the project is to inform the development of future initiatives aiming to reduce the unnecessary use of pre-trial detention (PTD) within the EU by building a unique evidence-base regarding what, in practice, is causing the use of PTD. Project period 2014 06 01 – 2016 06 30 Partnership Lithuania, Romania, …

The Practice of Pre-Trial Detention: Monitoring Alternatives and Judicial Decision-Making (completed) Read More »