This book fills a significant gap in the Greek academic literature of constitutional and European law. The interpretation of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights’ articles reflects a spherical, systematical, but also practice-oriented scientific analysis of its wide content. It combines the theoretical in-depth analysis with a critical presentation/review of the case law. 10 years after its enactment and 20 years after the first draft, the Charter has been well formulated by both legal theory and case law. The case law of the Court and the General Court, as well as the case law of the European Court of Human Rights and national courts have been taken into account, along with vast Greek, English, German and French bibliography.