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This book is anticipated to be a practical source, primarily (but not exclusively), for lawyers, members of judiciary, legal practitioners and policymakers in the EU, Member States and Candidate Countries. With regard to promoting gender equality and combatting gender-based human rights violations against women, the book involves legislative and practical efforts of the EU, and also offers an insight about how these efforts affect the progress of a Candidate Country; Turkey. While analysing the progress and challenges in both parties, the book also sheds light on how their already uneasy relations are indeed being impacted. A vast amount of personal opinions based on the professional experiences of the author is incorporated, along with diverse approaches of women’s organizations, professionals and local institutes in the fi eld. Some of the landmark and recent case law are highlighted to draw attention to the key rulings in the parties. Examples of good and bad practices are also
