Fundamental Rights and Citizenship
The Council adopted a Decision





















establishing the specific programme Fundamental Rights and Citizenship, for the period 2007-2013, as part of the General Programme "Fundamental Rights and Justice". It will contribute to the strengthening of the area of Freedom, Security and Justice over the period 2007-2013.
Objectives and tools
The focus of the Fundamental Rights and Citizenship programme is:
- the protection of the rights of the child;
- combating racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism;
- the fight against homophobia;
- active participation in the democratic life of the Union;
- data protection and privacy rights;
- training and networking between legal professions and legal practitioners.
The programme will pursue its objectives by means of transnational actions (Action grants), Operating grants and the Commission's own initiatives (Calls for tenders).
Access to the programme
Access to the programme shall be open to private or public organisations and institutions (national, regional or local authorities, university departments and research centres) working in one of the fields covered by the objectives.
Annual Work Programmes
For the implementation of the Fundamental Rights and Citizenship programme the Commission has adopted the following annual work programmes:
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Fundamental Rights and Citizenship (FRAC) - Annual Work Programme 2011
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Fundamental Rights and Citizenship (FRAC) - Annual Work Programme 2010
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Fundamental Rights and Citizenship (FRAC) - Annual Work Programme 2009
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Fundamental Rights and Citizenship (FRAC) - Annual Work Programme 2008
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Fundamental Rights and Citizenship (RAMC) - Annual Work Programme 2008 - Pilot Project
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Fundamental Rights and Citizenship (FRAC) - Annual Work Programme 2007
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