FAR
for the Accessibility of Romania
Romanian society is made up of individuals and groups within the framework of interaction and social relations, as a result of individual and group actions and behaviors.

FAR was born from the desire to promote and monitor access and accessibility!

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FAR

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FAR initiates

PUBLIC CONSULTATION “EUROPEAN ACCESSIBILITY ACT”

Future legislation must be linked to European accessibility technical standards, which will be established by European standardization organizations following the issuance of standardization mandates by the European Commission.

  • THE RIGHT TO FREE MOVEMENT
  • ASSESSMENT OF ACCESSIBILITY
  • EFFECTS OF ADOPTION OF COMMON EU STANDARDS ON THE LEVEL OF ACCESSIBILITY
  • ACCESS UL TO EMPLOYMENT
  • ADEQUATE EQUIPMENT
  • ACCESS TO INFORMATION
  • WIDE RANGE OF OFFERED SERVICES
  • QUALIFIED STAFF
  • ACCEPTABILITY OF SUB-CONTRACTING SERVICES
  • TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
  • HEALTH SERVICES
  • EDUCATION AND TRAINING SERVICES
  • SOCIAL SERVICES
  • EMERGENCY SERVICES
  • CULTURAL LIFE, RECREATION, LEISURE AND SPORT SERVICES
  • TOURISM SERVICES
  • BANKING SERVICES
  • INSURANCE SERVICES /li>
  • RENTAL SERVICES
  • RETAIL SERVICES
FIGHT for SOCIAL RIGHTS
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“Governments must not ensure social rights! We, the non-governmental organizations, must guarantee their existence!  We must make sure that they do not perish! We must fight for the respect of the rights of every disabled person!...“

Ioannis Vardakastanis, president of EDF
12 November 2016, Bratislava
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PARTICIPATION to SOCIAL LIFE
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“In November 2017, it will be 7 years since Romania ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. However, the protection system for disabled people is ineffective, cumbersome and not adapted to the requirements of the more than 760,000 Romanians affected by a certain degree of disability.

According to the latest statistics, in In Europe, there are more than 80 million people with disabilities, while in the world their number exceeds 650 million, that is, about 10% of the total population of the globe. At the same time, the allowance granted to disabled people is not sufficiently personalized according to the concrete needs of the beneficiaries.


Disability limits the person's participation in social life. That is precisely why the allowance granted to disabled people should be personalized according to the concrete needs of the beneficiaries.
It is necessary for the experts in the field to work as a team, to contribute to the adoption and implementation of measures that come in support for disabled people”

Iustina Radu, President of FAR
Conference “The rights of people with disabilities in the social-democratic vision”
9 November 2017, Senatul Romaniei
History of social protection