Following a confidential inquiry in 2017, experts found that Spain has contributed to a discriminatory system that uses legal provisions in place to maintain two educational systems and divert students with disabilities outside mainstream education.
The EPLO in the UK co-hosted a debate in London aimed at understanding the implications of Brexit on gender equality.
The theme of this edition was In-Work Poverty, and the event was programmed towards sharing experiences and promoting open dialogue, especially among EAPN members with direct experience of poverty.
To follow up on the Gothenburg Summit, the European Commission has adopted new initiatives to improve key competences and digital skills of European citizens, to…
The European Commission and the EU Social and Economic partners ETUC, BusinessEurope, UAPME, CEEP and Eurochambers signed a European Partnership for Integration, laying down key…
Recent inspections carried out by the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) indicates that the performance of work without a written employment contract and without paying social…
The Commission is adopting an Action Plan to tackle the gender pay gap from all possible angles. This Action Plan presents ongoing and upcoming measures…
After EDF first reaction to the European Commission’s proposal for the European Pillar of Social Rights (the Social Pillar), and ahead of the Social Summit…
FEAD Network’s first Thematic Dossier has been published. It presents the key learning outcomes from the various Network discussions on sustainable social inclusion. The FEAD Network…
Three new Flash Reports (16/06/2017) prepared by the European Social policy Network (ESPN) are now available and provide information on recent social policy developments in…
The 2017 Joint Employment Report (JER) and its Scoreboard of Key Employment and Social Indicators, adopted on 3 March 2017, provide a snapshot of recent…
Yesterday, the European Commission published a European Pillar of Social Rights, which sets out twenty key principles in the social area. FEANTSA warmly welcomes the…
The 55th session of the United Nations Commission for Social Development (CSocD55) took place in New York on 1-10 February 2017. The priority theme for…
2017 European Social Innovation Competition ‘Equality Rebooted’ to award three €50,000 prizes for the best ideas to spread the benefits of technological change in Europe…
EU countries with coordinated bargaining systems have been successful at preventing the growth of inequalities on the labour market, while the erosion of collective bargaining…
Migrants’ access to the EU, to rights and to services – Challenges and ways forward Meeting – European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), Rue Belliard…
The European Commission presented its Progress Report on the implementation of the European Disability Strategy 2010-2020. The Strategy is the main instrument to support the…
A cross-party group of MPs is calling on the government to consider letting different parts of the UK set their own immigration policy. In a…
Τhe European Commission published the first evaluation of how IT companies applied the code of conduct to combat illegal online hate speech. The code was…
A report by Doctors of the World which surveyed over 30,500 patients in 2015 in 12 countries highlights the exclusion from the public health system…
On 7 November, Fondazione Leone Moressa released new data comparing the situation of youngsters with migrant background living in Italy with their peers in other…
In response to the increasing number of hate crimes registered in Spain and in particular those related to Islamophobia, several anti-discrimination initiatives have emerged throughout…
The 2016 International Migration Outlook analyses recent developments in migration statistics and policies, with a specific focus on the labour market outcomes of recent…