European and international institutional connection of the National Council for Combating Discrimination
| Author | Cristian Jura |
| Pages | 35-47 |
European and international institutional connection of the National
Council for Combating Discrimination
Professor Cristian JURA
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Abstract
The primary purpose of this research study is to introduce and ex amine the Eu-
ropean and international network of the National Council for Combating Discrimination,
one of the national institutions in a permanent connection with most of the international
organizations, namely Unit ed Nations, Council of Europe, OSCE, European Union and
others. The National Council for Combating Discrimination (CNCD) was established in
August 2002, following the adoption of the Government Ordinance no. 137/2000 and
Government Decision no. 1194/2001 regarding the organization and operation of CNCD.
These documents are in fact the transposition into the national legislation of certain Eu-
ropean directives. At European level, there are institutions similar to CNCD in all the
Member States of the EU, yet CNCD is singular thanks to the fact that it can ascertain
discrimination on 14 different criteria and can impose sanctions. No other institution of
this nature covers such a large scope. CNCD is an autonomous state authority, under
Parliament contro l, which carries out its activity in the field of preventio n, combating
and sanctioning of all the discrimination forms. The main method to compile this study is
the content analysis, simple or comparative, dealt with in a manner specific to research
in the sector of socio-human sciences, law and history, respectively. Several statistical
aspects will be underlined where they are a natural completion to the quality analysis.
An essential role is played by personal experience of almost 20 years in the public inter-
national law. This research study will help with a better understanding of the role and
place that CNCD occupies in the society and a model of international connection of a
national institution.
Keywords: National Council for Combating Discrimination, Council of Europe,
ECRI, discrimination, European Convention for Human Rights, European Union.
JEL Classification: K23, K33, K38
1. What is the National Council for Combating Discrimination from
an institutional perspective?
The National Council for Combating Discrimination
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, hereinafter
CNCD, is the state authority in the sector of discrimination, autonomous, with
legal capacity, found under Parliamentary Control and at the same time a guaran-
tor of enforcement and implementation of the principle of non-discrimination, in
1
Cristian Jura – „Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University, Nati onal Council for Combating
Discrimination, Romania, cristianjura@yahoo.com.
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For further information on CNCD, see: http://www.cncd.org.ro/, consulted on. 1.05.2019.
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