Mardi 31 mars 2026 à 18h30 • Salle Porquerolles Espace Nautique de Hyères L’UFOLEP du Var, le DAC Var Ouest et la CPTS Hyères et Iles d’Or vous proposent une ” Soirée conférence sur l’Activité Physique Adaptée”. Cette soirée est organisée par les étudiants Master 1 APAS de l’UFR STAPS de l’Université de Toulon. Que vous soyez médecin, prescripteur / intervenant APA ou professionnels, cette soirée vous concerne. Retrouvez nous à l’espace Nautique de Hyères salle Porquerolles ! Programme de la soirée sur l’APA : 18h40 – Ouverture : présentation de la soirée par Thomas PHILIPP (Conseiller Municipal délégué à…

Nell’ambito di “Università Svelate”, iniziativa ideata dalla CRUI in occasione della Giornata Nazionale delle Università, stamane l’Ateneo di Messina ha aperto alla città  le porte del nuovo Polo Culturale di Piazza Cavallotti – ospitato nello storico palazzo che per quasi un secolo ha accolto la sede della Banca d’Italia – svelando l’Atrio ed il Gabinetto… Continua a leggere “Università Svelate”, aperte alla città le porte del Nuovo Polo Culturale e del Gabinetto di Lettura L’articolo “Università Svelate”, aperte alla città le porte del Nuovo Polo Culturale e del Gabinetto di Lettura proviene da Comunicati Stampa.(AGENPARL)

The purpose of this study is to enhance the evidence base on how organised crime groups (OCGs) have evolved into transnational geopolitical actors, to evaluate the suitability of international legal frameworks for holding them accountable, and to offer policy recommendations to strengthen this accountability. The study finds that international law fails to adequately define or reflect the transformation of OCGs into geopolitical actors. Instead, it relies on outdated conceptions of criminal hierarchies, which confine organised crime to the transnational rather than international legal domain . International law is therefore restricted in its ability to categorise these groups as legal entities,…

On Tuesday, 24 March 2026, the FEMM Committee invited the European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) and the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) to present the latest results from the EU gender-based violence survey. The EU gender-based violence survey helps to understand the shocking levels of violence against women still persisting in the EU. It shows the need to act. Member States must do more to prevent violence against women and to protect them when it happens. Key findings show that: · One in three women in the EU-27 (30.7 %) have experienced physical violence or threats and/or…

On Tuesday, 24 March 2026, the FEMM Committee jointly with the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs will vote on the draft own-initiative report on advancing towards a care society: addressing the gender care gap.The demand for care in the European Union is growing rapidly due to demographic change, labour market pressures and social transformations. Care provision remains under-recognised, under-resourced and unequally distributed, with women still bearing a disproportionate share of both paid and unpaid care responsibilities. Building on the European Care Strategy, the draft report by co-rapporteurs Rosa Estaràs Ferragut and Eleonora Meleti, with 601 tabled amendments and 38…

On Tuesday, 24 March 2026, the FEMM Committee jointly with the Committee on Public Health will hold a hearing on “Menopause care in the EU“.Menopause has a profound impact on millions of women across Europe, disrupting their health, family life, and careers, while also carrying wider societal implications. Nearly 90% of women in Europe will experience menopause during their lifetime, making it one of the most widespread and significant health transitions. Menopause influences women’s participation in the workforce, as women of menopausal age constitute the fastest-growing group in the workforce accounting for 11% of the G7 workforce, their ability to…

On Tuesday, 24 March 2026, the draft resolution on the impact of the 1974 Turkish invasion on Cypriot women and girls, and the crimes committed by Turkish forces and consequences on gender equality will be presented in the FEMM Committee. The draft resolution by the rapporteur Eleonora Meleti follows up on the FEMM Committee mission to Nicosia, Cyprus, which took place 26-28 May 2025, on the impact of conflict and post-conflict trauma on communities and particularly on women and girls. FEMM Rapporteur: Eleonora Meleti (EPP)Source : © European Union, 2026 – EP (AGENPARL)

On Tuesday, 24 March 2026, the FEMM Committee jointly with the Committee on Public Health will hold a hearing on “Menopause care in the EU“.Menopause has a profound impact on millions of women across Europe, disrupting their health, family life, and careers, while also carrying wider societal implications. Nearly 90% of women in Europe will experience menopause during their lifetime, making it one of the most widespread and significant health transitions. Menopause influences women’s participation in the workforce, as women of menopausal age constitute the fastest-growing group in the workforce accounting for 11% of the G7 workforce, their ability to…

The Policy Department of the European Parliament organised for the Committee for Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, a Workshop on ‘What Europeans Think about Immigration and Why It Matters’. The event focused on scientific evidence regarding public perceptions of immigration’s effects, given that even when based on factual data, people’s perceptions can vary markedly.Understanding how objective evidence impacts people’s opinions can improve understanding of attitudes and contribute to more effective communication. In addition, the event examined the latest scientific evidence on the causes and effects of attitudes toward immigration across Europe and how this can inform political communication strategies.This…

A delegation of nine INTA Members, led by Committee Chair Bernd Lange will travel to Yaoundé in Cameroon from 24 to 27 March 2026 on the occasion of the Ministerial Conference of WTO and Parliamentary Conference on WTO. The mission aim is to participate in high level meetings of the MC14 and session of the PCWTO which will be dedicated mainly to WTO reform and challenges – how to modernise the functioning of the WTO while preserving multilateralism in trade.This mission will be an occasion also to assess the progress made and express views on the main issues on the…