Search and explore the wealth of data assets - datasets, databases, statistical products, reports and more - created or acquired by the European Commission DGs, services and executive agencies. Access via EU Login.

Publications of the EU institutions in various formats.

Information about the results of EU-funded projects.

Data from EU institutions and European countries.

Eurostat statistical themes include equality, gender-based violence, crime and criminal justice.

This Commission department is responsible for EU policy on justice, consumer rights and gender equality.

The EU is based on the values of human dignity, freedom, democracy, equality, the rule of law and respect for human rights, including the rights of persons belonging to minorities.

As an EU citizen, you are entitled to seek help from the embassy or consulate of any other EU country if you find yourselves in a situation where you need advice or assistance outside the EU, with no embassy or consulate from your own country effectively in position to help you.

The European e-Justice Portal is conceived as a future electronic one-stop shop in the area of justice. As a first step it strives to make your life easier by providing information on justice systems and improving access to justice throughout the EU, in 23 languages.

EIGE collects, analyses, processes and disseminates data and information on gender equality issues, whilst at the same time making them comparable, reliable and relevant for the users.

We are the independent centre of reference and excellence for promoting and protecting human rights in the EU.

Information about the European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation.

Websites of EU institutions, agencies and bodies published since 1996.

The Consumer Agenda presents a vision for EU consumer policy from 2020 to 2025 focusing on five key priority areas: the green transition; the digital transformation; effective enforcement of consumer rights; specific needs of certain consumer groups; and international cooperation.

ECC Net is a network of independently-managed offices co-funded by the European Commission. If you live in the EU, Iceland or Norway, the ECC in your country can explain your rights as a consumer; help you settle a dispute with a seller based in another EU country (or Iceland or Norway); tell you who to contact if they can't help.

Involving national consumer organisations in EU policy-making is important in producing better and more effective consumer protection legislation.

There are a number of ways to resolve your consumer complaint.

The Safety Gate system enables that information on measures taken against non-food dangerous products is circulated quickly among the national authorities responsible for product safety in the Single Market countries.