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Which children do not enjoy their rights?
The plan outlines how the EU andnational governments can empower people with disabilities so they can enjoy their rights.
They would"nevertheless continue to enjoy their rights as Union citizens under the Treaties.".
This is key for citizens and businesses to fully enjoy their rights.
Unfortunately, some people can't enjoy their rights, because they are part of some groups of people or because of their sex.
These problems make it difficult for citizens to fully enjoy their rights within the EU.
To enable countries to enjoy their rights under Article IV of the NPT while avoiding proliferation risks; and.
Will Irish citizens in Northern Ireland continue to enjoy their rights as EU citizens?
There are cases where citizens cannot fully enjoy their rights due to a lack of awareness, implementation or enforcement of already existing legislation.
Despite the fact that the law provides for social benefits,not all know and enjoy their rights.
Consumers across Europe can now enjoy their rights and be better protected.”.
Parliament and the Ombudsman both work toensure that citizens and residents of the EU can enjoy their rights to the full.
The EU strategy focuses on empowering people with disabilities to enjoy their rights on an equal basis with others and on removing obstacles in everyday life.
UNFPA's vision is to create a world where every young person can make their own choices and enjoy their rights.
The Convention aims to ensure that people with disabilities can enjoy their rights on an equal basis with all other citizens.
They will call on world leaders to work for a more fair society in which they can enjoy their rights.
The Convention commits parties to ensuring that people with disabilities fully can enjoy their rights on an equal basis with all other citizens.
It will further support the development of a European Area of Justice based on the rule of law and mutual trust andensure people can enjoy their rights.
Our aim is to ensure that all inhabitants of Latvia can apply for citizenship and enjoy their rights fully and effectively.
It will further support the development of a European Area of Justice based on the rule of law and mutual trust andensure people can enjoy their rights.
The Convention commits parties to making sure that people with disabilities fully can enjoy their rights on an equal basis with all other citizens.
It will also enhance and support the key role of Non-Governmental Organisations and civil society in promoting, safeguarding and awareness raising for EU common values andensuring people can enjoy their rights.
National and regional ombudsmen throughout the EU make a vital contribution to ensuring that citizens and residents enjoy their rights under EU law.
The Fund is also aimed at enhancing and supporting the key role of NGOs and Civil Society Organisations in promoting, safeguarding and awareness raising for EU common values andensuring people can enjoy their rights.
Whereas such discrimination in access to quality education persistently affects the ability of Romani children to develop and enjoy their rights to educational development.
National and regional ombudsmen make a vital contribution to ensuring that citizens andresidents of the EU can know and enjoy their rights.
Calls on the Member States, together with the Commission, to guarantee that rights to social entitlements assigned by public policies are equally accessible for women andmen, in order to ensure that everyone can enjoy their rights and to enable them to achieve a better work-life balance;
I call on the remaining nine Member States to urgently finalise transposition so that citizens andbusinesses can fully enjoy their rights.".
Calls on the Member States, together with the Commission, to guarantee that rights to social entitlements assigned by public policies are equal in terms of individual rights and equally accessible for women andmen, in order to ensure that everyone can enjoy their rights and to enable them to achieve a better work-life balance;
The new proposals follow the European disability strategy published in 2010 which seeks to create"a barrier-free Europe for disabled people by 2020" and"outlines how the EU andnational governments can empower people with disabilities so that they can enjoy their rights".