EPLO at a glance
The European Public Law Organization
(EPLO) established
in 2007 in Athens, Greece is an international
organization dedicated to the creation and dissemination of knowledge in the
area of public law lato sensu, including but not limited to inter alia
national, comparative and European public law, human rights law and
environmental law for a better generation of lawyers and democratic
institutions worldwide. To this date, it has developed, organized, promoted
and supported more than 190 educational, research, training, institution
building and other activities and has provided assistance to democratic
institutions in more than 50 countries. In order to accomplish its purposes,
the EPLO promotes the cooperation with other institutions, organizations and
bodies, in particular organizations in the United Nations system.
Please visit EPLO Publications website for more info at
http://www.eplopublications.eu
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States, the European Commission, the Council of Europe, three public authorities
(Ministry of Justice, Transparency & Human Rights of Greece, Ministry of
Administrative Reform and e-Governance of Greece, Brčko District of Bosnia
and Herzegovina) and 64 Universities and Institutions comprise the EPLO
Board of Directors.
Premises
The Headquarters of the EPLO are located in the heart
of Athens in Kolonaki. The EPLO also has premises on the Bay of Cape
Sounion, in the area of Legraina, overlooking the Aegean Sea. Standing on a
plot of 32.500 square meters, the facilities include a large-scale
conference hall with a capacity of 500 people, four seminar rooms with a
capacity of 70 people each, a guesthouse of 11 double rooms and 2 suites, an
open-air theater, courts and gardens.
Learn more about EPLO at
www.eplo.eu