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VI Discrimination-related issues in Romania reflected in international reports

4. Country Report -

2021 | ACTIVITY REPORT

                         institutions or in dedicated vaccination centres that
                         were established in conference centres, sports arenas         Non-discrimination, transposition
                         or schools. Some Member States, including Romania,            and implementation at national
                         also established temporary vaccination points, such
                         as mobile options for vaccination.
                                                                                       level of Council Directives 2000/43
                                                                                       and 2000/78 on combating
                         Vaccination of persons with impaired mobility                 discrimination in Romania, reporting
                         or of people who live in remote areas                         period 1 January 2019 – 31 December
                         A number of Member States implemented mobile vac-             2019
                         cination facilities in order to reach out to people with
                         impaired mobility, to people living in remote areas or        In 2020 the Country Report - Non-discrimi-

                         to other population groups. In Romania, by the end of         nation, transposition and implementation at
                         April 2021, mobile units were used exclusively for the        national level of Council Directives 2000/43
                         units supplying care in residential areas.                    and 2000/78 on combating discrimination in
                                                                                       Romania, reporting period 1 January 2019 –
                                                                                       31 December 2019 was published; it was drafted by
                                                                                       the Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers
                                                                                       (European Commission), Human European Consul-
                                                                                       tancy, Migration Policy Group, Universiteit Utrecht,
                                                                                       author: Iordache, Romaniţa.

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                                                                                       review of legislative changes and limitations in this