The EU Rights in the Spotlight section for this month features two ECJ opinions and one ruling affecting the E 101 social security certificate for posted workers, the jurisdictional consumer […]
EU online public consultations are used as a tool to foster transparency at EU level and offer an opportunity to both civil society and European citizens to participate in the […]
The UK’s decision to leave the EU on 23 June 2016 and the triggering of Article 50 TEU to start the process on 29 March 2017 were decisive moments in […]
ECAS has featured in the European Network of Ombudsmen’s annual ‘Network in Focus‘ magazine, published on 9 November 2017. Following the presentation of the results of the survey ‘What Do Citizens […]
On 17 October 2017, ECAS held its third annual Digital Democracy Day – Rejuvenating Europe: Opportunities in the Digital World – focusing on identifying the most common challenges to youth […]
Today, the EU Rights Clinic has submitted a complaint to the European Commission against Sweden for the refusal of the Swedish tax authorities to issue a personal identification number – […]
On 7 November 2017, ECAS’ Executive Director, Assya Kavrakova, took part in the webinar ‘Life Beyond Brexit: How Are Negotiations Faring Over Rights for UK Citizens in the European Union?‘ living […]
On 12 and 13 October, the Your Europe Advice annual training seminar, organised by ECAS in cooperation with DG Growth, took place in Brussels. The two-day seminar was preceded by a cocktail party […]
As part of the DEEP-linking Youth project, ECAS has developed a set of recommendations for decision-makers on how to improve learning mobility programmes for young people in Europe. The recommendations, based […]
As part of the DEEP-linking Youth project, ECAS has developed a set of guidelines for decision-makers on how to use e-participation as an instrument to engage young people and stimulate […]