On Monday 25 April, the European Commission published its proposal to amend the 2018 ‘Eurojust’ Regulation. This revision aims to enable the EU Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation, Eurojust, to collect, preserve and share evidence of war crimes. Eurojust’s current mandate does not allow for such actions. The agency only has a management system for working documents related to an investigation, but not for personal data.
The war in Ukraine makes it difficult for war crimes...