The purpose of this study is to explain the critical role of the European Social Charter in advancing and protecting the rights of older persons in Europe. It is designed to be of use to civil society groups of older persons to enable them to engage effectively with the Charter and to use its jurisprudence in the development of domestic advocacy strategies for reform. It should also provide guidance to policy makers on advancing the rights of older persons.
credit: Cyprus Third Age Observatory The Cyprus Third Age Observatory met with the Cyprus Minister of Education, Sports and Youth...
Ahead of Belgian local elections in October, Entr’âges published a memorandum calling on local authorities and actors to take concrete...
AGE was invited to a high-level conference at the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) to discuss challenges and opportunities...
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