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Gabriel N. Toggenburg

Gabriel N. Toggenburg

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is an Honorary Professor for European Union and Human Rights Law at the University of Graz and Head of Sector at the European Union Agency of Fundamental Rights in Vienna. The interview was given in private capacity – the views expressed cannot be attributed to the agency. The lawyer joined the agency in 2009. Before he has been working for over ten years at the European Academy Bolzano/Bozen/Bulsan where he initiated for instance the Bolzano/Bozen Declaration on the protection of minorities in the enlarged European Union. He holds a PhD from the European University Institute in Florence and has widely published on human and minority rights. He grew up in South Tyrol where the family offers holidays for persons in wheelchairs at www.himmelfahrt.it/en/. He is father of 5 children and lives in Vienna.

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The 22nd of all EU-r rights: diversity and how the Charter contributesScience Blog
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The 22nd of all EU-r rights: diversity and how the Charter contributes

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The 21st of all EU-r rights: non-discrimination and how the Charter contributesScience Blog
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The 21st of all EU-r rights: non-discrimination and how the Charter contributes

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The 20th of all EU-r rights: equality and how the Charter contributesScience Blog
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The 20th of all EU-r rights: equality and how the Charter contributes

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The 19th of all EU-r rights: protection against expulsion and how the Charter contributesScience Blog
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The 18th of all EU-r rights: asylum and how the Charter contributes

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