Students from Kvennaskólinn in Reykjavík and their teacher, lawyer Guðrún Erla Sigurðardóttir, visited the Supreme Court this week.

System to receive STR/SAR from reporting entities

Ólafur will visit on average one day per month and will provide outpatient care for individuals with rheumatic diseases.

In this edition of EPI ICE, there is a discussion about an E. coli outbreak at a preschool in Reykjavík and a campaign to raise awareness about antibiotic resistance.

In November, the Icelandic Law Society organized a trip to Japan. The Supreme Court of Iceland participated in the trip, with five judges and the head of the court’s office.

The Education and Research Department at Akureyri Hospital is organizing an ambitious programme to mark International Nurses Day.

It is noted that the 15th Annex to the European Convention on Human Rights reduced the time limit for appeals to the Court of Human Rights from six months to four months after the domestic remedies have been exhausted, as per Article 35(1) of the European Convention on Human Rights.

The Icelandic Audio Library received a morning visit last Friday.

The Communication Centre for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is seeking a sign language interpreter.