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Publikace EU 2006
- Zavádění rovnosti do praxe
- Příručka pro boj proti diskriminaci
- Equality and non-discrimination. Annual report 2006
- European Anti-Discrimination Law Review IV
- Equal Rights in Practice 2006
- European Anti-Discrimination Law Review III
- Equal Rights in Practice 2006
- Remedies and Sanctions in EC non-discrimination law
- Thematic Study on Policy Measures concerning Disadvantaged Youth
- Employment in Europe 2006
- European Employment Observatory - Review: Spring 2006
Zavádění rovnosti do praxe
Akční program Společenství pro boj s diskriminací
Program novinářských cen; odborné semináře o právu upravujícím rovnost pro soudce nejvyšších soudů; fotografická soutěž MTV pro mládež; studie zabývající se problematikou Romů; diskriminací z důvodu věku a shromažďováním údajů; podpora antidiskriminačních nevládních organizací sdružujících organizace ze všech členských států... to je jen několik z mnoha stovek iniciativ, které byly v posledních pěti letech financovány v rámci Akčního programu Společenství pro boj s diskriminací.
Equality and non-discrimination. Annual report 2006
November 2006
Part I of this report summarises these developments in anti-discrimination legislation and presents the state of play in each of the 25 Member States. It takes a look at how the individual’s rights to equal treatment laid down in EU law can be protected and enforced. This part also explains several of the legislation's key concepts and includes case studies revealing how they are applied in practice. Part II sets out the main objectives of the European Year of Equal Opportunities for All, explains what will happen and when, and asks several key stakeholders in the fight against discrimination about their hopes and expectations for the Year – as well as how they plan to get involved.
European Anti-Discrimination Law Review IV
November 2006
In this issue:
Articles on systemic racial discrimination before the ECtHR, the shift in the burden of proof, MEP's reflection on 2007 EU Year of Equal Opportunities, ECJ and echr Case Law Updates, National Legal Developments, European Policy Update
Equal Rights in Practice 2006
Autumn 2006
The first annual European Equality Summit will be hosted in Germany in January next year. This will provide an invaluable opportunity to take stock of what has been achieved across the European Union in promoting equality on the grounds of age, disability, gender, racial and ethnic origin, religion and sexual orientation.
European Anti-Discrimination Law Review III
April 2006
In this issue:
Articles on The Racial Equality Directive and Roma, the Council of Europe´s Collective Complaints Procedure and situation testing / ECJ and ECHR Case Law Updates / National Legal Developments / European Policy Updates
Equal Rights in Practice 2006
March 2006
Europe is facing a difficult situation. Globalisation, immigration and EU enlargement have created fears amongst people. Last year’s referenda in France and the Netherlands showed the lack of trust in the EU. The EU is an open project, integration is therefore a necessity. In order to successfully achieve more integration, the focus must be on overcoming obstacles to growth and job creation.
Remedies and Sanctions in EC non-discrimination law
“Effective, proportionate and dissuasive national sanctions and remedies, with particular reference to upper limits on compensation to victims of discrimination”
The most important as well as the most specific requirements under EC law regarding remedies were first developed in the case law of the European Court of Justice concerning sex discrimination. Due to their general nature and due to parallels between sex discrimination law and other areas of Community law, the requirements resulting from sex equality case law are not limited to sex equality law but are also relevant in other contexts, such as the Race Equality Directive and the Employment Equality Directive.
Thematic Study on Policy Measures concerning Disadvantaged Youth
The mid-term review of the EU’s Lisbon Strategy towards growth and competitiveness has shown that young people have profited less from inclusion and active labour market policies than other age groups. Within the Social Inclusion Process, disadvantaged youth became a key priority in 2003 and the European Youth Pact adopted in 2005 introduced a cross-cutting perspective on youth-specific aspects, with one of the aims being to ‘renew employment pathways for young people’. In this context, a Thematic Study on Policy Measures concerning Disadvantaged Youth was commissioned to analyse the socio-economic characteristics of disadvantaged youth,their main problems in the transition from school to work, the impact of inclusion and active labour market policies and to identify factors leading to policy success and failure.
Employment in Europe 2006
Compared to 2004, economic growth in the EU decelerated in 2005, mainly due to the impact of the sharp rise in oil prices. GDP growth averaged 1.6% for the year as a whole, down from 2.4% in 2004. However, this appears to be only a temporary deceleration.
Despite the deceleration in economic growth, employment growth in the EU continued to recover gradually from the low in 2003, but remains well down on the levels observed in the late 1990s and 2000. Employment growth averaged 0.9% for the year as a whole, up on the previous year’s level of 0.5%. Reflecting the moderate improvement in labour market conditions, the employment rate in the EU increased to 63.8% in 2005 (from 63.3% in 2004), while the unemployment rate declined to 8.7%, down from 9.1% the year before. However, although moderate, there was a generalised decline in labour productivity growth in 2005, and the EU continues to underperform relative to the US, both in terms of employment and productivity growth.
European Employment Observatory - Review: Spring 2006
This executive summary from the European Employment Observatory provides an overview of innovative labour market practices and policies across the 29 European countries covered by the Observatory (25 European Union (EU) Member States plus Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey and Norway). It is based on articles written by the SYSDEM network of national experts from each country.
