The first four sections present the responses of older people to a set of questions about human rights. The fifth section draws on their experiences and existing human rights law to suggest the difference a United Nations convention on the rights of older people would make.
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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