Fundamental Rights and the Rule of Law: trends in EU Member States - Search results

This is Liberties' fourth annual report on the state of the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights across the EU. The report covers 18 EU countries and is the most in depth analysis of its…Show details

The report published by Observatório da Deficiência e Direitos Humanos (ODDH - Observatory on Disability and Human Rights) on the human rights situation of persons with disabilities…Show details

Main issues presented by APD related to discriminatory factors against people with disabilities in Portugal in fields such as Education, Accessibility, Employment, Assistive Products. The…Show details

Vapaa-ajattelijain liitto ry - The Union of Freethinkers of Finland published the presentation for discussion (in finnish) at 2. June in Helsinki and “For the UPR of the UN Human Rights Council” (…Show details

The Statelessness Index assesses how countries in Europe protect stateless people and what they are doing to prevent and reduce statelessness.

The Statelessness Index is a comparative tool…Show details

Participants explained that there was a good legal framework on non-discrimination, notably based on the Constitution, the Equality Act, and the Non-Discrimination Act.

The Slovak National Centre for Human Rights is a national human rights institution established in the Slovak Republic, accredited with status B by the Global Alliance of National Human Rights…Show details

The European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) is a Roma-led an international public interest law organisation working to combat anti-Romani racism and human rights abuse of…Show details

CSO representatives found both negative and positive aspects in the area of non-discrimination in Lithuania. The National Program for Equal Opportunities for Men and Women had been…Show details

Participants regretted the lack of cooperation between the authorities and CSOs operating in the area of non-discrimination, as well as the lack of an intersectional approach…Show details