Quali sono i miei diritti nell’UE se subisco una discriminazione basata sulla mia identità di genere? Se sono un sostenitore politico, so come far sentire la mia voce a Bruxelles? Quali sono i diritti dei non cittadini nell’UE e sono sufficienti?
Esiste un grande divario tra i diritti garantiti dall’UE e il loro esercizio da parte nostra. Leggi poco chiare, la decadenza o il timore di rappresaglie possono impedire alle persone di conoscere e godere dei loro diritti.
Il progetto Citi-Rights esamina come, quando e dove le persone nell’UE possono proteggere e far progredire i diritti individualmente e collettivamente e, laddove sono limitate dall’esercizio dei loro diritti, come la collaborazione transnazionale può immaginare e costruire un futuro in cui i diritti siano attivamente protetti.
Il progetto ha diverse componenti: ricerca sui diritti dei cittadini nell’UE, formazione di attivisti della società civile per migliorare la loro capacità di proteggere ed estendere i diritti, insegnamento sui diritti nelle scuole e nelle università e redazione di proposte di politica dell’UE.
In sieme a Academia Cidada, CEAS, Cidem.org, cnr.it, European Civic Forum, Institutul European din Romania, Krytyka Polityczna, MoveBG, Tele Radio City ONLUS.
Countries Involved
Europa
Duration of Project
2014 - 2016
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With articles by Alfredo Jaar, Josefina Alcazar, Paul Gilroy, Sandro Mezzadra, and more.
The Myth of Europa – March 2009
With articles by Samir Amin, Boyan Manchev, Carlos Vergara, Rasheed Araeen, and more.
The Myth of Europa – May 2009
With articles by Etienne Balibar, Rosi Braidotti, Immanuel Wallerstein, Oliver Charnin and more.
The Myth of Europa – October 2009
With articles by Saskia Sassen, Sandro Mezzadra, Nikos Papastergiadis, Umut Erel, and more.
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Transeuropa Festival 2011
The 2011 edition of the Transeuropa Festival journal. Includes interview with artists and speakers and the full programme of the Festival happening in different cities.
Transnational Dialogues Journal 2011-2012
First edition of the TD journal with interviews, research and analysis coming the artistic residencies in Brazil and China.
Towards a transnational democracy for Europe
A policy report analysing the possibilities of a transnational democracy for Europe through a participative constitutional process.
Transeuropa Journal 2012
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Transeuropa Festival Journal 2013
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Transnational Dialogues Journal 2016
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A report with the political recommendations for EU leaders and representatives after the Civil Society Forum celebrated in Paris around the topics of migration, climate change, bilateral disputes, youth cooperation and democratic governance.
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