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28 a. Underlines the need to provide for systematic forms of consultation of bodies and institutions with expertise on fundamental rights in general and on the Charter in particular; refers,...

H. whereas by virtue of Article 51, the Charter provisions apply primarily to the institutions, bodies, offices and agencies of the Union, in compliance with the principle of...

13. Calls on the Commission to ensure that the Charter, the right to asylum and the uniform application of the standards provided for by EU law are fully respected in the area of the Common...

21. Stresses that civil society organisations and human rights defenders are essential in the promotion and protection of the Charter; calls for the consistent and adequate funding of civil society...

13 b. Expresses concern about the low level of understanding and serious misinterpretation of fundamental rights requirements and the application of the Charter in the implementation of EU-...

I. whereas the institutions, bodies, offices and agencies of the Union are bound by the Charter, even when they act outside the EU’s legal framework and when allocating and implementing EU...

14 a. Urges the Commission to improve its monitoring on the use of EU funds, including considering the suspension, withdrawal and recovery of payments if the obligation to respect fundamental...

21 c. Calls on the Member States and the Commission to ensure the allocation of adequate financial resources for civil society and human rights defenders;

14 c. Is deeply concerned about fundamental rights violations facilitated by or linked to the use of EU funds in some Member States, notably in the areas of housing and educational...

18. Underlines the importance of the CJEU in ensuring the correct respect for the Charter; recalls that the uniform and timely implementation of CJEU judgments constitutes a binding obligation for...

R a. whereas serious violations of fundamental rights of migrants, asylum seekers and refugees at and within the Union’s borders, including pushbacks, collective expulsions, arbitrary...

7 a. Is deeply concerned about the discriminatory measures introduced in some Member States under the pretext of fighting ‘LGBTIQ propaganda’ and ‘gender ideology’; stresses that the...

2 a. Highlights Article 37 of the Charter, which affirms that measures to protect the environment must be integrated into the policies of the Union, and believes that this must be the guiding...

7. Stresses equality and non- discrimination as fundamental rights enshrined in the Charter, which prohibits discrimination on grounds of sex, race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic...

16. Urges the Member States to fully implement the Charter and stresses their obligation to promote the application of the Charter at national level; recalls that the Charter has to be applied...

22. Calls for greater engagement of EU and national bodies with civil society, national parliaments and other stakeholders to enhance transparency and inclusiveness in the application of the...

13 c. Stresses that the horizontal enabling condition on the Charter in the next multiannual financial framework (MFF) must apply during the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation...

13 a. Is concerned about the increasing evidence that EU home affairs funds aimed at supporting border management, including in non-EU countries, risk contributing to fundamental rights...

20 a. Recalls that the Charter’s application also extends to justice and home affairs (JHA) agencies, including Frontex and Europol; calls on JHA agencies to fully comply with the Charter, not...

21 b. Is concerned by the growing legal and financial restrictions, smear campaigns, and criminalisation of civil society organisations and human rights defenders; stresses that reporting...

J. whereas in an increasingly complex regulatory environment, the application of the Charter should be proactively aligned with evolving EU policies, including environmental,...

21 a. Calls on the Member States and the Commission to improve the legal environment for civil society by ensuring that any measure restricting the right of associations to seek, secure and...

O. whereas persistent legal gaps and barriers to legal gender recognition, and the existence of conversion practices are incompatible with the Charter; whereas all Member States must, in line with...

25 a. Reiterates its call for the inclusion of the right to abortion in the Charter;

Q. whereas the potential of the social and economic rights set out in the Charter has not been adequately leveraged so far; whereas the respect for social rights is not only an ethical imperative...

4 a. Calls on the Commission and the Council to make macroeconomic decisions based on the fundamental rights enshrined in the Charter, and to conduct ex-ante and ex-post fundamental-rights...

Z. whereas the Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA) has formulated conclusions in accordance with its mandate for the effective implementation of the Charter, ,; whereas the role of the FRA is...

20. Highlights the essential role of equality bodies in ensuring and assessing the implementation of the Charter in the Member States; calls on the Member States to ensure equality bodies’...

12 a. Is deeply concerned about the lack of systematic fundamental rights impact assessments preceding the Commission’s adoption of legislative proposals; urges the Commission to comply with...

N. whereas Article 14 of the Charter emphasises the right of every child to a free education; whereas segregation, discrimination and poverty pose significant barriers for marginalised...