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The right to non-discrimination” occurred between June 24 and June 30, 2016, hosted by Club Dunărea Hotel, Eforie Nord Resort, County of Constanța.

The project aimed at improving the living standard of vulnerable and marginalized groups, by increasing the capacity of young professionals to provide support services and to ensure the implementation of the right to non-discrimination.

„Summer School – Risk Groups and Support Social services. The right to non-discrimina- tion” – the VIIIth edition, was a continuation of the efforts to help training the young pro- fessionals in pursuing a career in the social field. On the other hand, through the Summer School, one important aim was that other young people, from different areas, understand the situation of vulnerable groups, show a positive attitude and take actions to improve the lives of marginalized people.

The objectives of the project were as follows:

• • To increase the capacity of students/master students/participants to understand the

dynamics of vulnerable and marginalized groups to act accordingly.

• • To develop the capacity for analysis and synthesis of specialists within C.N.C.D. in

setting the breaches of the principle of equal opportunities with regard to people living with HIV and people who inject drugs.

The target group was formed of direct beneficiaries of the project, in particular students and master students from State and private universities across the country, except for those who have participated in previous editions. In this event participated students and master students in the field of sociology, social welfare, psychology, psycho-pedagogy, pedagogy and medicine, but also in other fields such as: political sciences, journalism, communication, pub- lic administration, law, biology, chemistry, theology etc. but beneficiaries within the project were also the NCCD’ employees.

They were encouraged to participate in this event the students/master students living with HIV/AIDS, those who have experience in the use of drugs and the practice of commercial sex.

In all, 40 participants understood the objectives, the actions and limits of a social service, the legislation in the field, the international perspectives related to vulnerable groups and the legal instruments offered by NCCD in solving the discrimination cases.

During the Summer School, students/master students had the opportunity to attend infor- mative workshops on:

• • respect for human rights;

• • discrimination and anti-discrimination policies in Romania;

• • drug use;

• • commercial sex (prostitution);

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