Summary
This report evaluates how EU institutions apply the Charter of Fundamental Rights. It identifies a need for more proactive use of the Charter in legislative processes and economic policies. 10 12.02.2019
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Key points
- The Charter is a cornerstone of EU law but is currently being used too passively by institutions.
- There is a need for more robust internal procedures to check if new laws respect fundamental rights.
- The EU should introduce mandatory human rights and gender-specific impact assessments for all legislative proposals.
- Economic governance and decisions made by the Eurogroup must better respect social and economic rights.
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