Simona Mazzeo

Simona Mazzeo is a journalist at Brussels Morning News. She is covering European Parliament, European Council, European Commission & Italy News. She is a law graduate and lawyer residing in Agropoli, has carved out a multifaceted career dedicated to justice and social advocacy. She actively serves as a delegated councilor for the Equal Opportunities Committee of the Bar Association of Vallo della Lucania, championing fair and equal representation within the legal system. Recognized for her expertise and empathy, Simona is qualified for registration in the list of Special Curators of minors in civil and criminal matters at the Court of Vallo della Lucania, ensuring the rights and interests of vulnerable children are protected throughout legal proceedings. Beyond her legal practice, Simona demonstrates a strong commitment to social causes. She is a founding member of the Free Lawyer Movement, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing legal assistance to those who cannot afford it. Additionally, she leverages her knowledge and passion for social justice as a non-professional journalist, contributing insightful and informative pieces on relevant legal and societal issues. Through her diverse endeavors, Simona Mazzeo exemplifies dedication to legal excellence, social responsibility, and a fervent belief in equal access to justice for all.
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European Commission finds X in breach of the Digital Services Act

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The European Commission has given a preliminary report demonstrating that the Social media platform,…

US Paper Industry warns EU timber law may disrupt trade

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - US paper makers warn that the EU's new timber traceability law may disrupt $3.5…

AfD and allies form new far-right group in EU Parliament

Brussels (Brussels Morning): Alternative fĂĽr Deutschland (AfD) from Germany has joined hands with political forces from France and…

EU and UNDP partner to enhance healthcare in East Jerusalem

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The UN Development Programme and the EU signed an arrangement of EUR 5 million…

EU Commission approves €10.4 Billion aid package for Air France-KLM

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The EU Commission has approved Dutch and French support steps of €10.4 billion in…

EU Halts Georgia’s Accession and Freezes Aid Over Controversial Law

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Georgia’s accession to the EU has been discontinued, and some of the bloc’s financial…

Belgium’s frigate Louise-Marie returns after Red Sea mission success

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The frigate Louise-Marie returns to Zeebrugge after a successful 121-day mission in the Red…

Antwerp’s emergency rooms flooded with drunk teenagers

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - A study from the University of Antwerp found that every weekend, three minors with…

Study reveals the impact of long-term unemployment on job prospects in Belgium

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Long-term unemployment significantly reduces job prospects, with those unemployed for over a year facing…

EU Commission launches investigation into Lufthansa’s state aid compliance

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The European Commission has launched an investigation into a €6 billion German aid package…

Healthcare disputes threaten Belgium coalition talks

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Flemish Christian Democrats (CD&V) reject harsh healthcare cuts proposed by leading Flemish nationalists N-VA,…

Survey reveals Belgian banks’ satisfaction crisis

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Belgian bank satisfaction drops as major banks receive below-average ratings. ING scores the lowest,…

European Commission scrutinizes Amazon’s DSA compliance

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The European Commission has requested Amazon to provide detailed information on its compliance with…

EU Council President Charles Michel denounces Hungary’s Orban visit to Russia 

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - European Council President Charles Michel stressed that Hungary, under its EU rotating presidency, cannot…

Belgian competition authority imposes record fines on security firms

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Three major security firms, Securitas, G4S, and Seris, were found guilty of cartel practices…

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