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EU strategy on combating antisemitism

Education and training, Home affairs, Justice and fundamental rights

The EU is founded on common values which characterise a society where pluralism, tolerance and non-discrimination prevail. In this context, combating antisemitism and ensuring security for Jewish communities is a key objective. The Commission will present targeted actions to complement and support Member States efforts in preventing and combating antisemitism.

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ID: 13068

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8 responses

Consultation response

Equinet - the European Network of Equality Bodies, 5 Jul 2021

The European Network of Equality Bodies (Equinet), comprises 47-national equality bodies (NEBs) from 37 jurisdictions across the wider European region, including all EU Member States. Equinet promotes equality in Europe by supporting and enabling the work of national equality bodies, as well as…

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European Jewish Association, 5 Jul 2021

European Jewish Association recommendations for the EU Strategy on combating antisemitism and fostering Jewish life Freedom of Religion 1. Encouraging and underlining to Member States that safeguarding the right of Jewish people within the EU to practice religious customs is a fundamental EU…

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Victim Support Europe, 5 Jul 2021

The Jewish community is particularly victim of hate crime and terrorist extremism. Anti-Semitic incidents and hate crimes violate fundamental rights, especially the right to human dignity, the right to equality of treatment and the freedom of thought, conscience and religion. The very low reporting…

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European Coalition for Israel, 5 Jul 2021

The European Union needs to adopt a coherent policy across the line against antisemitism which includes all its branches and covers all external relations. In this respect the EU institutions have not yet lived up to its core values and principles by, for example, failing to call out antisemitism…

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B'nai B'rith International, 11 Jun 2021

We are submitting, within this public consultation, in the attachment, the recommendations for the Strategy already presented to the European Commission outside the framework of the Roadmap jointly by major Jewish organizations working with the EU institutions.

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CEJI - A Jewish Contribution to an Inclusive Europe, 5 Jul 2021

CEJI applauds this initiative of the European Commission, a meaningful and practical next step in the good policy progress which has been made over the last five years, as already cited in the Roadmap, with the aim to fight, prevent and eradicate antisemitism. CEJI’s feedback in the attachment…

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European Union for Progressive Judaism, 4 Jul 2021

SUPPORT JEWISH PLURALISM The European Union for Progressive Judaism represents 170 liberal and reform congregations in 17 European countries. It is part of the World Union for Progressive Judaism which connects 1.8 million Progressive Liberal and Reform Jews across six continents, seven regions,…

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The International Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists, 5 Jul 2021

The IJL is submitting, within this public consultation, in the attachment, the proposed recommendations for further EU actions to be undertaken against the spread of anti-Semitism and to help fostering Jewish life in the EU member states.