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Commission takes Belgium to the EU Court of Justice for discrimination
Some 200 non-Belgian European citizens who worked in the Belgian Congo or Ruanda-Urundi and contributed to the Belgian social security system do not enjoy the same social rights as their Belgian colleagues.
Commission takes Spain to the European Court of Justice for discriminating EU pensioners
The Commission has decided to take Spain to the European Court of Justice for refusing EU pensioners access to free medication while temporarily residing in Spain
Nová kampaň týkající se koordinace sociálního zabezpečení: Prostírá se před Vámi Evropa
Evropská komise zahajuje informační kampaň po celé Evropské unii, aby zajistila informovanost lidí o jejich právech v oblasti sociálního zabezpečení v jiných zemích EU v rámci bydlení, práce, studia, cestování či důchodu.
Social security: the EU asks Cyprus to end discrimination against Community seafarers
The European Commission has asked the Republic of Cyprus to abolish the requirement for Community seafarers working on Cypriot boats to be residents of Cyprus in order to join its social security scheme.
EU takes action to guarantee care benefits for Britons abroad
The European Commission has sent a formal request to the United Kingdom to pay care benefits to Britons – often pensioners – residing abroad in accordance with its obligations under EU law.
New social security rules: better protection of citizens' rights
On 1 May 2010 new regulations on social security coordination enter into force. This reform is a milestone in the building of a more citizen-friendly Europe.
Commission takes Germany to court on social security rights of disabled migrant workers
The European Commission is taking Germany to the European Court of Justice because of provisions which prevent handicapped, blind and deaf people from accessing their benefits if they work in Germany but live elsewhere.
Social security coordination: revised EU rules
The Council of Ministers and European Parliament have approved a legislative package on social security coordination in the EU.
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