Latvian Centre for Human Rights developed empowerment primer - a training material for high school students "Being European Citizen: Rights and Responsibilities".
In January, February and March 2013 the Latvian Centre for Human Rights conducted five training seminars in high schools "Active European Citizenship".
Latvian Centre for Human Rights in co-operation with Human Rights Monitoring Institute (Lithuania) organised a conference “EU Fundamental Rights Charter and the Role of Civil Society in Promoting Fundamental Rights” in Riga on 27-28 November.
Latvian Centre for Human Rights with support of UNHCR's Regional Office for the Nordic and Baltic Countries has translated the Regulation of the Cabinet of Ministers No 222, adopted on 9 March 2010 “Internal Procedures Regulations for the Accommodation Premises for Asylum Seekers” into Russian, English, French, Georgian and Arabic languages.
From 3 September, Jewish people in nine EU Member States can participate in FRA's survey on their experiences and perceptions of antisemitism.
