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Das zweite Migrationsbulletin der FRA für das Jahr 2026 zeigt, dass an den Außengrenzen sowie im Hinblick auf Vertriebene aus der Ukraine weiterhin Herausforderungen hinsichtlich der Grundrechte bestehen. Ständigen Anlass zur Sorge geben anhaltende Risiken für das Leben sowie Berichte von Gewalt, umgehenden Rückführungen und eingeschränktem Zugang zu Asyl. Rechtsverletzungen an den Grenzen werden trotz zunehmender juristischer Kontrolle und Überwachung in einigen EU-Mitgliedstaaten nach wie vor unzureichend untersucht. Mit dem im Juni 2026 in Kraft getretenen Migrations- und Asylpaket werden den Mitgliedstaaten neue Verpflichtungen im Hinblick auf die Grundrechte von Menschen in Migration, Asylsuchenden und Geflüchteten auferlegt.
FRA has contributed to the European Commission’s annual Rule of Law Report, published on 15 July.
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FRA delivered a presentation to Hungarian stakeholders on the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum and its fundamental rights implications at a conference organised by UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) Regional Representation for Central Europe in partnership with ELTE University of Budapest.
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On 9 July, FRA attended a meeting organised by the European Commission with EU Member States and relevant EU Justice and Home Affairs agencies to discuss the European Annual Asylum and Migration Report.
FRA took part in the launch event for the EEA and Norway Grants Civil Society Fund in Romania on 2 July in Bucharest. Over 250 representatives of civil society organisations, public institutions, donors and the business sector convened to learn about the Fund, which will provide close to €54 million for civil society.
On 9 July, FRA joined a guided tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, and contributed to an expert panel on innovative approaches to Holocaust remembrance and education.
FRA delivered a presentation on EU law safeguards to prevent and address labour exploitation among non-EU workers during a training seminar. FRA’s focus was on the practical implementation of safeguards by labour inspectors, drawing on the key recommendations of FRA’s Manual for Labour Inspectors.
Representatives of Jewish communities, national coordinators and special envoys on combating antisemitism, civil society organisations, governments, EU institutions, National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) and equality bodies met in Vienna last week to discuss current challenges, Member States’ actions and European Commission initiatives under the EU Strategy on Combating Antisemitism and Fostering Jewish Life.
Many legal practitioners on the national level in Member States still fail to invoke the EU’s Fundamental Rights Charter consistently. Even when they do, they often struggle to follow through to timely and effective implementation of court rulings.
The 2026 European Commission report on the application of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights will focus on the role of National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs), Equality Bodies and Ombuds institutions in upholding and promoting the Charter.