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La FRA effectue des recherches en sciences juridiques et sociales pour repérer dans l’UE les pratiques prometteuses en termes d’observance, de promotion et de respect des droits fondamentaux et identifier les domaines où une amélioration est nécessaire pour satisfaire aux normes internationalement reconnues.
Ces normes figurent dans la Charte des droits fondamentaux de l’Union européenne (UE), qui énonce une liste de droits que l’UE et ses États membres doivent respecter lorsqu’ils appliquent la législation de l’UE. Les traités et autres instruments du Conseil de l’Europe et des Nations Unies sont également mentionnés.
Afin de garantir la comparabilité des conclusions, les recherches effectuées par la FRA couvrent habituellement tous les États membres de l’UE, permettant de dresser un tableau complet de la situation sur le terrain.
Projets
Derniers projets (en anglais) Afficher tous les projets
Status:
Ongoing
CLARITY - Complaints, Legal Assistance and Rights Information Tool for You
This project will help facilitate access to justice by providing information on how and where to make a complaint or get assistance from at the level closest to home for aggrieved individuals.
Status:
Ongoing
Children and justice
The project looks at the treatment of children in the justice systems of the European Union (EU), which is an important issue of concern for EU institutions and Member States.
Status:
Ongoing
Children with disabilities: targeted violence and hostility
This project will look at hostility, including violence, towards children with disabilities across the EU. It seeks to identify the legal and policy framework, as well as determine how information about such hostility is being collected. In addition, the project will look for examples of promising practices of how some Member States are addressing the problem.
Status:
Findings available
Roma multi-annual programme
Despite efforts at the national, European and international level to improve the social and economic integration of Roma in the European Union, many still face deep poverty, profound social exclusion, and discrimination, which often means limited access to quality education, jobs and services, low income levels, sub-standard housing conditions, poor health and lower life expectancy. These problems also present often insurmountable barriers to exercising their fundamental rights.
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August
2011
La recherche à la FRA: founier des analyses et des donnees solides et comparables
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