L'avenir économique de l'Europe est l'un des nombreux défis auxquels l'Union européenne se trouve actuellement confrontée. En réaction à ce défi, l'UE a inscrit la croissance, l'emploi et l'investissement au nombre de ses priorités. Un autre domaine prioritaire, à savoir celui des droits fondamentaux, peut contribuer à apporter la stimulation nécessaire à l'innovation et à l'esprit d'entreprise, et ce dans toute la région. C'est pourquoi la Journée internationale des travailleurs, célébrée le 1er mai, constitue un moment opportun pour affirmer que la liberté d'entreprendre représente un complément moderne aux droits des travailleurs.

Europe’s economic future is one of the many challenges facing the EU at present. In response, the EU has made growth, jobs and investment one of its priorities. Another priority area, fundamental rights, can help provide a much-needed boost to innovation and entrepreneurship throughout the region. That’s why International Workers’ Day, on 1 May, is an apt time to affirm freedom to conduct a business as being a modern supplement to workers’ rights.

Europe’s economic future is one of the many challenges facing the EU at present. In response, the EU has made growth, jobs and investment one of its priorities. Another priority area, fundamental rights, can help provide a much-needed boost to innovation and entrepreneurship throughout the region. That’s why International Workers’ Day, on 1 May, is an apt time to affirm freedom to conduct a business as being a modern supplement to workers’ rights.

The importance of fostering trust in the police as a vital element of increasing reporting of hate crime was emphasised at the opening of the last session of FRA’s Working Party on hate crime, which ends today in its current form prior to becoming a sub-group of the European Commission’s newly forming High Level Group on Racism, Xenophobia and other forms of intolerance.