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DataEntry France
All, Anti-discrimination

Comissão para a Igualdade no Trabalho e no Emprego (CITE)

The Commission for Equality at Work and Employment (CITE) is supervised by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security together with the Secretary of State for Equality. It is a body that fights discrimination and promotes equality between men and women at work, employment and vocational training, both in the public and private sectors. Its main objectives are: equality and non-discrimination between women and men in the world of work; Protection in parenting and reconciling in professional, family and personal life. Through CITE you can find information related to: Rights and Duties of Workers and Employing Entities, Obligations of Employing Entities and Protection in Parenting, among others.

 

Nature: Public
Costs: Free
Mail: geral@cite.pt
Phone: 300 069 300 (working days 9h30- 12h00 and  14h00-17h00) / 800 204 684
Opening hours: 10h00 – 16h00
Link: http://cite.gov.pt/
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CICDR – Comissão para a Iguadade e Contra a Discriminação Racial

The Commission for Equality and Against Racial Discrimination (CICDR) is a service chaired by the High Commissioner for Migration (ACM), which prohibits discrimination in the exercise of rights on grounds of color, nationality or ethnic origin. It is a body that, in Portugal, has the competence to monitor the application of legislation to combat racism and racial discrimination. Through this body you can find matters related to: the Commission, Discrimination, Documentation, Decisions (Condemnatory), Activities, Complaints, Legislation and Contacts.
Nature: Public
Costs: Free
Mail: acm@acm.gov.pt / cicdr@acm.gov.pt
Phone: 218106100
Opening hours: Works by appointment
Link: https://www.cicdr.pt/-/comissao-para-a-igualdade-e-contra-a-discriminacao-racial
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MP – Ministério Público

The Public Prosecutors, is an organ of the judicial authority, which participates with autonomy in the administration of justice, it is responsible for the criminal exercise, participation in the execution of criminal policy, representation of the State and defense of democratic legality and the interests that the law stipulates. It supervises the Regional Attorney General’s Offices, the District Attorney’s Office, the Administrative and Tax Attorney’s Offices and the Public Prosecutor’s Office. Regarding the Anti-discrimination theme, there is the following information for citizens: Civil Area; Criminal Area; Family and Minors Area; Labor Area, among others. The contacts referred to here are from the General Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic.
Nature: Public
Costs: Free
Mail: correiopgr@pgr.pt
Phone: (+351)213 921 900
Opening hours: Works by appointment
Link: http://www.ministeriopublico.pt/
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All, Anti-discrimination

Polícia de Segurança Pública (PSP)

The Public Security Police (PSP) is a security force dependent on the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Portugal. The PSP’s mission is to ensure democratic legality, guarantee internal security and the rights of citizens through preventing crime and ensuring security for citizens. Through this body we can find information related to: activities and programs developed by the PSP, online services available to citizens, statistics and news. The PSP is an organ of proximity to the population and for that reason it is represented throughout the national territory.
Nature: Public
Costs: Free
Mail: contacto@psp.pt
Phone: (+351) 218111000 or Emergence Number: 112
Opening hours: 24 hours a day
Link: https://www.psp.pt/Pages/homePage.aspx
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DataEntry Germany
All, Anti-discrimination

Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency (ADS)

The Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency is an independent contact point for people affected by discrimination. Their tasks are laid down in the Anti-Discrimination Act.

Legal tasks of the anti-discrimination agency are:

  • information, advice and, if requested, support for those affected with an amicable settlement, if necessary mediation of local support offers,
  • public relations,
  • measures to prevent discrimination,
  • conducting scientific studies,
  • regular submission of a report to the German Bundestag, combined with recommendations for eliminating and avoiding disadvantages.

Cooperation is required by law with:

  • the Commissioners of the Federal Government and the German Bundestag whose competence is affected
    (e.g. Integration Commissioner, Disability Commissioner),
  • Non-governmental organizations as well as institutions that are active at European, federal, state or regional level to protect against discrimination.

When the General Equal Treatment Act (AGG) came into force, the independent nationwide Anti-Discrimination Agency (ADS), based at the Federal Ministry for Families, Seniors, Women and Youth, began its work.

The Anti-Discrimination Agency should be the contact point for all people who feel disadvantaged because of the reasons stated in the AGG.

Source: https://www.bmfsfj.de/bmfsfj/ministerium/behoerden-beauftragte-beiraete-gremien/antidiskriminierungsstelle-des-bundes/80788

Documents for Download

Broschüre „Die ADS stellt sich vor“

Flüchtlingsbroschüre

Booklet for refugees in English language

Handbuch Rechtlicher Diskriminierungsschutz

Gerechtigkeit bei der Jobsuche – Heft in Leichter Sprache

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Anti-Discrimination Agency

In November 2018, the State of Baden-Württemberg set up the Anti-Discrimination Agency (LADS) in the Ministry of Social Affairs and Integration.

The basis of the activities of the Anti-Discrimination Agency (LADS) is inviolable human dignity, as guaranteed by Article 1 of the Basic Law (Grundgesetz). Discrimination denies people this dignity. They worsen the social climate for society as a whole. Anti-discrimination work therefore makes an indispensable contribution to the further development of a lively and defensive democracy in Baden-Württemberg, but also in a Germany-wide and European context.

According to their own statements, more than a third of people in Germany have experienced discrimination in the past two years. Not only a few people are affected, but a considerable part of the population, states the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency (Discrimination in Germany, 2017).

Discrimination can occur for a variety of reasons. This includes, for example:

  • the ethnic origin,
  • the language,
  • the religion,
  • the worldview,
  • the gender,
  • sexual orientation,
  • gender identity,
  • the age,
  • the social origin or
  • a disability.

The aim of the state’s anti-discrimination strategy is to proactively create a social climate in Baden-Württemberg and beyond, in which discrimination is recognised and sanctioned and those affected enjoy unreserved support – in their private and professional life as well as in public.

The tasks of LADS are:

  • Development of strategies to combat all forms of discrimination,
  • Networking of actors in Baden-Württemberg and Europe,
  • Presence as the first point of contact for those affected: LADS does not provide any advice itself, but informs which local advice centres advise those affected against discrimination.

In order to support those affected quickly and unbureaucratically, LADS supports eight local advice centres against discrimination. It also supports a supra-regional advice centre for those affected from regions in which no advice centre has yet been established

Documents for download

Flyer

Brochure

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