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Projects

Read about the Agency's current and previous projects here. For more information, please see the FRA Programming Document 2019-2021.

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91 Projects found

Justice, victims’ rights and judicial cooperation
Launch Date
December
2016
Project Status
Findings available

Severe labour exploitation – workers’ perspectives

The project looks at the experiences and views of foreign workers in selected EU countries who have experienced criminal forms of labour exploitation. It fills an important gap by extending the evidence beyond the views of professionals who deal with labour exploitation; this was covered in an earlier project.
Justice, victims’ rights and judicial cooperation
Launch Date
November
2016
Project Status
Findings available

Living in another Member State: barriers to EU citizens' full enjoyment of their rights

This project examine case law from national courts relating to the application of the EU citizens’ rights relating to free movement and non-discrimination on the ground of nationality.
Hate crime
Launch Date
October
2016
Project Status
Findings available

Working Group on hate crime recording, data collection and encouraging reporting

In 2016 the European Commission asked the FRA to join its High Level Group (HLG) to combat racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance. In 2018, it asked FRA to lead a Working Group on hate crime recording, data collection and reporting.
Launch Date
September
2016
Project Status
Findings available

Update of Handbook on European non-discrimination law

FRA will update its handbook, in partnership with the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), which presents and explains European non-discrimination law in a straightforward way for those working in this area.
Justice, victims’ rights and judicial cooperation
Launch Date
May
2016
Project Status
Findings available

Rights of crime victims to have access to justice – a comparative analysis

This project aims to assess how victims experience rights in practice during criminal proceedings through desk research and face-to-face interviews with practitioners and adult victims of violent offences.
Launch Date
February
2016
Project Status
Findings available

Toolkit for media professionals on coverage from a fundamental rights angle

The media toolkit on how to include a fundamental rights angle in reporting is a web-based capacity-building platform.
Children, youth and older people
Launch Date
January
2016
Project Status
Findings available

Child poverty and well-being

In 2013, the European Commission released its Recommendation – ‘Investing in children: breaking the cycle of disadvantage’. FRA is currently analysing existing secondary European level data on child poverty and well-being, following the indicators annexed in the Recommendation, from a fundamental rights perspective.
Children, youth and older people
Launch Date
December
2015
Project Status
Findings available

Minimum age requirements in the European Union

FRA is mapping national laws across EU governing age requirements linked to the child rights of protection and participation.
Children, youth and older people
Asylum, migration and borders
Launch Date
December
2015
Project Status
Findings available

Migration detention of children

FRA is conducting desk research on immigration detention of children – both unaccompanied and children with their parents or guardian. The research covers children in asylum or in immigration/return procedures and covers all EU Member States.
Hate crime
Equality, non-discrimination and racism
Launch Date
2015
Project Status
Findings available

Antisemitism – Summary overview of the situation of data collection in the European Union

Every year, FRA analyses and publishes a report based on official and unofficial data on manifestations of antisemitism. This report feeds into EU and Member State level efforts to counter antisemitism.