A new study published through the European Union and Council of Europe’s joint cooperation framework examines progress and remaining gaps in anti-racism frameworks across the Western Balkans and Eastern Partnership regions.
The study, presented through the Horizontal Facility programme, provides a regional perspective on efforts to strengthen protections against racism and discrimination.
For the Western Balkan partners, improving anti-discrimination frameworks is an important part of strengthening fundamental rights, equality and inclusive democratic institutions, as well as advancing reforms connected to European integration.
The study offers a resource for policymakers, public institutions and civil society organisations working to identify remaining challenges and support further improvements in the protection of human rights.
For more information, read the Council of Europe’s announcement.
