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In its Resolution of 15 December 2010 on the situation of fundamental rights in the European Union (2009) - effective implementation after the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon [4], the European Parliament called on the Commission to make 2013 the European Year of Citizens in order to give momentum to the debate on Union citizenship, including its terminology, content and scope, and to inform Union citizens of their rights, in particular of the new rights resulting from the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, and of the means available to exercise those rights.
(4) Evropski parlament je Komisijo v svoji Resoluciji z dne 15. decembra 2010 o razmerah na področju temeljnih pravic v Evropski uniji (2009–2010) – učinkovito izvajanje po začetku veljavnosti Lizbonske pogodbe [4] pozval, naj leto 2013 razglasi za evropsko leto državljanov, s čimer bi spodbudila razpravo o državljanstvu Unije, vključno z izrazjem zanj, njegovo vsebino in področjem uporabe, in državljane Unije obvešča o njihovih pravicah, zlasti o novih pravicah, ki jih imajo od začetka veljavnosti Lizbonske pogodbe, in o sredstvih, ki so jim na voljo za njihovo uveljavljanje.
2013 should be designated as the European Year of Citizens.
Leto 2013 bi bilo treba razglasiti za evropsko leto državljanov.
A European Year of Citizens would provide a timely opportunity to raise the awareness of the general public about the rights and responsibilities attached to Union citizenship.
Evropsko leto državljanov bi bila pravočasna priložnost za krepitev ozaveščenosti širše javnosti o pravicah in dolžnostih, povezanih z državljanstvom Unije.
The European Year of Citizens should aim also to raise the awareness of citizens about their rights arising from Union citizenship when they exercise their right to move and reside freely in another Member State, for example as students, workers, job-seekers, volunteers, consumers, entrepreneurs, young people or retired persons.
Njegov cilj bi moralo biti tudi izboljšanje ozaveščenosti državljanov o pravicah, ki izhajajo iz državljanstva Unije, kadar uveljavljajo svojo pravico do prostega gibanja in prebivanja v drugi državi članici, na primer kot študenti, delavci, iskalci zaposlitve, prostovoljci, potrošniki, podjetniki, mladi ljudje ali upokojenci.
In that context awareness-raising should be mainstreamed geographically, demographically and socially, and should also focus on the removal of remaining obstacles to exercising rights arising from Union citizenship.
Tako bi moralo biti ozaveščanje geografsko, demografsko in socialno usmerjeno, osredotočati pa bi se moralo tudi na odstranjevanje preostalih ovir za uveljavljanje pravic, ki izhajajo iz državljanstva Unije.
The message should be conveyed that Union citizens themselves also have a critical role to play in strengthening those rights through their participation in civil society and democratic life.
Podano bi moralo biti sporočilo, da tudi sami državljani Unije igrajo pomembno vlogo pri krepitvi teh pravic, s tem ko sodelujejo v civilni družbi in demokratičnem življenju.
To enable Union citizens to make informed decisions about whether to exercise their right of freedom of movement, it does not suffice to raise their awareness about the right itself.
Da bi se državljani Unije lahko premišljeno odločali, ali naj uveljavljajo svojo pravico do prostega gibanja, ni dovolj okrepiti njihove ozaveščenosti o sami pravici.
It is essential that Union citizens are also adequately informed about other rights available to them under Union law in cross-border situations.
Pomembno je, da so primerno obveščeni tudi o drugih pravicah, ki jim jih zagotavlja pravo Unije v čezmejnih situacijah.
That information would enable them also to enjoy those other rights fully, if they decide to make use of their right of freedom of movement.
Te informacije bi jim tudi omogočale, da uživajo te druge pravice v celoti, če se odločijo uveljavljati svojo pravico do prostega gibanja.
Since its introduction in the 1958 Treaty of Rome as one of the four fundamental freedoms, the right of freedom of movement and residence has demonstrated its value as one of the pillars for the creation of an internal market for the benefit of Member States’ economies and of individual Union citizens.
Pravica do prostega gibanja in prebivanja se je vse od uvedbe z Rimsko pogodbo leta 1958 kot ene izmed štirih temeljnih svoboščin izkazala za enega od stebrov pri gradnji notranjega trga, ki koristi gospodarstvom držav članic in posameznim državljanom Unije.
The right to move and reside freely across the territory of the Member States is highly valued by Union citizens as a core individual right linked to Union citizenship.
Pravico do prostega gibanja in prebivanja na ozemlju držav članic državljani Unije cenijo kot eno bistvenih individualnih pravic, ki so vezane na državljanstvo Unije.
As such, it demonstrates and promotes a better understanding of the value of European integration, as well as citizens’ participation in shaping the Union.
Pravica kot taka izkazuje in spodbuja boljše razumevanje vrednosti evropske integracije ter sodelovanja državljanov pri oblikovanju Unije.
Despite the fact that the right of freedom of movement and residence is firmly anchored in primary Union law and substantially developed in secondary Union law, a gap still remains between the applicable legal rules and the reality confronting citizens when they seek to exercise those rights in practice.
Kljub dejstvu, da je pravica do prostega gibanja in prebivanja trdno zasidrana v primarnem pravu Unije in znatno razvita v njenem sekundarnem pravu, še vedno obstaja vrzel med veljavnimi pravnimi predpisi in resničnostjo, s katero se spopadajo državljani, kadar želijo uveljaviti te pravice v praksi.
In addition to uncertainty concerning the advantages of mobility, Union citizens perceive too many practical obstacles with regard to living and working in another Member State.
Poleg negotovosti glede prednosti, ki jih omogoča mobilnost, državljani Unije izpostavljajo preštevilne praktične ovire za življenje in delo v drugi državi članici.
In its EU Citizenship Report 2010 of 27 October 2010 entitled "Dismantling the obstacles to EU citizens’ rights", the Commission addressed the main obstacles which citizens still encounter in their daily lives when they seek to exercise their rights as Union citizens, in particular in cross-border situations, and outlined 25 concrete actions to remove those obstacles.
Komisija je v Poročilu o državljanstvu EU iz leta 2010 z dne 27. oktobra 2010 z naslovom „Odpravljanje ovir za pravice državljanov EU“ obravnavala glavne ovire, s katerimi se državljani še vedno srečujejo v vsakdanjem življenju, kadar skušajo zlasti v čezmejnih situacijah uveljavljati svoje pravice, ki jih imajo kot državljani Unije, ter določila 25 konkretnih ukrepov za odpravo teh ovir.
One of the obstacles identified in this context was lack of information.
Ena izmed opredeljenih ovir je bilo pomanjkanje informacij.
The Commission concluded, in its report, that Union citizens are prevented from enjoying their rights because they lack awareness of them and announced its intention to step up the dissemination of information to Union citizens about their rights, in particular about their right of freedom of movement.
Komisija je v svojem poročilu ugotovila, da državljani Unije ne morejo uživati svojih pravic, ker se jih ne zavedajo, ter napovedala, da namerava okrepiti razširjanje informacij za državljane Unije glede njihovih pravic, zlasti glede pravice do prostega gibanja.
The TEU and the TFEU confer on every citizen of the Union the right to move and reside freely within the territory of the Member States; the right to vote and to stand as a candidate in elections to the European Parliament and in municipal elections in his or her Member State of residence under the same conditions as nationals of that Member State; the right to enjoy, in the territory of a third country in which the Member State of which they are nationals is not represented, the protection of the diplomatic and consular authorities of any Member State on the same conditions as the nationals of that Member State; the right to petition the European Parliament; the right to apply to the European Ombudsman; the right to address institutions of the Union; and other rights in various fields such as the free movement of goods and services, consumer protection and public health, equal opportunities and equal treatment, access to employment and to social protection.
PEU in PDEU dajeta vsakemu državljanu Unije pravico, da se prosto giblje in prebiva na ozemlju držav članic; pravico, da voli in je voljen na volitvah v Evropski parlament in na občinskih volitvah v državi članici, kjer prebiva, in sicer pod enakimi pogoji kot državljani te države članice; pravico, da ga na ozemlju tretje države, kjer država članica, katere državljan je, nima predstavništva, ščitijo diplomatski in konzularni organi katere koli države članice pod enakimi pogoji, kakršni veljajo za državljane te države članice; pravico naslavljati peticije na Evropski parlament; pravico obrniti se na evropskega varuha človekovih pravic; pravico naslavljati institucije Unije; in druge pravice na različnih področij, kot so prost pretok blaga in storitev, varstvo potrošnikov in zaščita javnega zdravja, enake možnosti in enaka obravnava ter dostop do zaposlitve in socialnega varstva.
The Treaty of Lisbon introduced new rights, in particular the citizens’ initiative, provided for in its point (12) of Article 1 and point (37) of Article 2 (Article 11 TEU and Article 24 TFEU), which enables at least one million citizens, from a significant number of Member States, to ask the Commission to present a proposal in any of the Union's areas of responsibility, thereby further allowing citizens to be actively engaged in the political life of the Union and to participate directly in shaping the development of Union law [5].
Lizbonska pogodba je uvedla nove pravice, zlasti državljansko pobudo, ki je določena v točki 12 člena 1 in točki 37 člena 2 te pogodbe (člen 11 PEU in člen 24 PDEU) in ki omogoča, da lahko vsaj milijon državljanov iz znatnega števila držav članic pozove Komisijo, naj predstavi predlog na katerem koli področju pristojnosti Unije, tako da so lahko državljani tudi dejavno udeleženi v političnem življenju Unije in neposredno sooblikujejo razvoj prava Unije [5].
Since 1979, when the first direct elections were held, the European Parliament has acted as a direct interface between citizens and the Union.
(13) Evropski parlament že od prvih neposrednih volitev leta 1979 deluje kot neposredni vmesni člen med državljani in Unijo.
The European Parliament and its Members play a crucial role in communicating the rights and benefits of Union citizenship, in bringing Union citizens’ concerns to the fore in the formulation of policy, and in promoting the active participation of Union citizens.
S svojimi poslanci ima ključno vlogo pri obveščanju o pravicah in prednostih državljanstva Unije, pri postavljanju interesov državljanov Unije med oblikovanjem politike v ospredje ter pri spodbujanju dejavnega sodelovanja državljanov Unije.
In addition, Union citizens who are considering whether to make use of their right of freedom of movement and residence should be informed about their rights to acquire or preserve social security, including those concerning cross-border healthcare, by virtue of the Union rules on coordination of social security systems.
Državljani Unije, ki se odločajo o morebitnem uveljavljanju svoje pravice do prostega gibanja in prebivanja, bi morali biti poleg tega na podlagi predpisov Unije o koordinaciji sistemov socialne varnosti obveščeni o pravicah do pridobitve ali ohranitve pravic socialne varnosti, tudi tistih pri čezmejnem zdravstvenem varstvu.
Those rules ensure that they will not lose their social security rights when choosing to move within the Union.
Ti predpisi jim zagotavljajo, da pri gibanju znotraj Unije ne bodo izgubili pravic socialne varnosti.
Furthermore they should be informed about recognition of their educational, academic and professional qualifications and about the social and civic competences which form part of the European framework of "Key Competences for lifelong learning" [6] and which can equip them to fully participate in civic life and empower them to exercise their rights under Union law.
Poleg tega morajo biti obveščeni o priznavanju njihovih izobraževalnih, akademskih in poklicnih kvalifikacij ter o socialnih in državljanskih kompetencah, ki so del evropskega okvira „ključnih kompetenc za vseživljenjsko učenje“ [6] in jim lahko omogočijo polno udeležbo v državljanskem življenju in uveljavljanje pravic, ki jih imajo na podlagi prava Unije.
Union citizens should also be better informed about their rights as passengers travelling by any mode of transport across the Union and about their consumer rights across borders.
Državljani Unije bi morali biti tudi bolje obveščeni o pravicah, ki jih imajo kot potniki katerega koli prevoznega sredstva v Uniji ter kot potrošniki v drugih državah članicah.
If Union citizens are confident that their rights as consumers are effectively protected, they will be in a position to contribute to the development of the Union market for goods and services, which will thereby achieve its full potential more effectively for the benefit of citizens.
Če so državljani Unije prepričani, da so njihove potrošniške pravice učinkovito zaščitene, bodo lahko prispevali k razvoju trga blaga in storitev v Uniji, ki bo tako učinkoviteje uresničil vse svoje zmožnosti v korist državljanov.
Similarly, citizens should be better informed about rules on general product safety and market surveillance, so as to be aware of how their health and their rights are protected throughout the Union, particularly in the case of threats or risks that they are not able to deal with as individuals.
Podobno bi morali biti državljani bolje obveščeni o predpisih glede splošne varnosti proizvodov in tržnega nadzora, da se bodo lahko zavedali, kako so zaščiteni njihovo zdravje in njihove pravice v Uniji, zlasti pri nevarnostih ali tveganjih, ki jih kot posamezniki ne morejo obvladati.
Moreover, it is important to enhance Union citizens’ awareness of their rights to cross-border healthcare and accompanying measures, such as eHealth and telemedicine, so that they are able to benefit fully from safe and good-quality healthcare across Member States’ borders.
Poleg tega je pomembno okrepiti ozaveščenost državljanov Unije o njihovih pravicah do čezmejnega zdravstvenega varstva in spremljajočih ukrepih, kot sta e-zdravje in telemedicina, kar jim bo omogočilo celovito koriščenje varnega in kakovostnega zdravstvenega varstva v drugih državah članicah.
This Decision aims to contribute to the realisation of the objectives of the Europe 2020 Strategy, to the extent that facilitating the freedom of movement of persons and enhancing workers’ mobility are important means by which to address the consequences of demographic change on the labour market and to increase the employability of people and the competitiveness of European industries.
Cilj tega sklepa je prispevati k uresničevanju ciljev strategije Evropa 2020, saj je omogočanje prostega gibanja oseb in povečanje mobilnosti delavcev pomemben način za odpravljanje posledic demografskih sprememb na trgu dela ter povečanje zaposljivosti ljudi in konkurenčnosti evropske industrije.
This Decision also has the long-term aim of supporting research and innovation in the Union against the current backdrop of alarmingly high unemployment figures in particular Member States.
Dolgoročni cilj tega sklepa je prav tako podpreti raziskave in inovacije v Uniji glede na sedanje zaskrbljujoče visoke stopnje brezposelnosti v določenih državah članicah.
The information, education and awareness-raising campaigns organised within the framework of the European Year of Citizens should also take into consideration the needs of more specific audiences and vulnerable groups.
Informacijske in izobraževalne kampanje ter kampanje za krepitev ozaveščenosti, organizirane v okviru evropskega leta državljanov, bi morale upoštevati tudi potrebe nekaterih posebnih in ranljivih skupin.
Information should be free and accessible in all official languages of the Union.
Informacije bi morale biti brezplačne in dostopne v vseh uradnih jezikih Unije.
It should be provided in simple language and in collaboration with local, regional and national authorities, the media, civil society and non-governmental organisations.
Posredovati bi jih bilo treba v preprostem jeziku in v sodelovanju z lokalnimi, regionalnimi in nacionalnimi organi, mediji, civilno družbo in nevladnimi organizacijami.
All those different stakeholders could consider initiatives such as essay competitions and the development of action plans and guides, online forums and campaigns in schools and universities.
Te različne zainteresirane strani bi lahko predvidele pobude, kot so tekmovanja v pisanju esejev in izdelava akcijskih načrtov ter učbenikov, spletni forumi in kampanje v šolah in na univerzah.
The active role of Union citizens and the associations representing them are central to the functioning of the Union.
Dejavna vloga državljanov Unije in združenj, ki jih zastopajo, je bistvena za delovanje Unije.
Articles 10 and 11 TEU stress the importance of participative democracy in all its aspects and the role citizens and their representative associations play in publicising and exchanging their views in all areas of Union action.
Člena 10 in 11 PEU poudarjata pomen participativne demokracije v vseh njenih vidikih ter vlogo državljanov in združenj, ki jih predstavljajo, pri izražanju in izmenjavi mnenj o vseh področij delovanja Unije.
The Union institutions should promote active democratic participation in the decision-making process by means of an open, transparent and regular dialogue with civil society in order to ensure that the Union's actions are coherent and transparent.
Institucije Unije bi morale z odprtim, preglednim in rednim dialogom s civilno družbo spodbujati k dejavni demokratični udeležbi v procesu odločanja, da se zagotovita skladnost in preglednost ukrepov Unije.
The active participation of Union citizens should also be facilitated by access to documents and information, and by good governance and good administration.
Dejavno udeležbo državljanov Unije bi bilo treba omogočati tudi z dostopom do dokumentov in informacij ter dobrim upravljanjem in dobro upravo.
Education policy plays an important role in informing citizens, particularly young people, about the concept of Union citizenship and the rights attached to it.
Izobraževalna politika ima pomembno vlogo pri obveščanju državljanov, zlasti mladih ljudi, o zasnovi državljanstva Unije in z njim povezanih pravicah.
It can also help to promote multilingualism, the mobility of students, teachers, persons undergoing vocational training and their instructors, and to foster social and civic competences in accordance with the European framework of "Key Competences for lifelong learning", which can equip them to participate fully in civic life and empower them to exercise their rights under Union law comprehensively.
Podpira lahko tudi spodbujanje večjezičnosti ter mobilnosti študentov, učiteljev, oseb, ki se poklicno usposabljajo, in vodij njihovega usposabljanja ter krepitev družbenih in državljanskih kompetenc v skladu z evropskim okvirom o „ključnih kompetencah za vseživljenjsko učenje“, kar jim lahko omogoči polno udeležbo v državljanskem življenju in celovito uveljavljanje pravic, ki jih imajo po pravu Unije.
It should be possible to implement specific actions to raise awareness of opportunities to volunteer, to study abroad, to participate in a traineeship in another Member State or to take part in Union education exchange programmes.
Obstajati bi morala možnost za izvedbo posebnih ukrepov za ozaveščanje glede možnosti za prostovoljstvo, študij v tujini, opravljanje pripravništva v drugi državi članici ali sodelovanje v programih Unije za izmenjave v izobraževanju.
The European Year of Citizens will be marked by the Commission's 2013 EU Citizenship Report that will give details of progress made since its 2010 EU Citizenship Report and propose further actions to remove persistent obstacles to Union citizens’ exercise of their rights.
(20) Evropsko leto državljanov bo zaznamovalo Poročilo Komisije o državljanstvu EU v letu 2013, v katerem bodo predstavljene podrobnosti napredka, doseženega od Poročila o državljanstvu EU v letu 2010, in predlagani nadaljnji ukrepi za odpravo ovir, ki državljanom Unije še vedno preprečujejo, da bi uveljavljali svoje pravice.
On the basis of that report, the Council is able to adopt provisions to strengthen or to add to the rights attached to Union citizenship.
Na podlagi tega poročila bo Svetu omogočeno, da lahko sprejme predpise za okrepitev ali dopolnitev pravic, povezanih z državljanstvom Unije.
Union citizens should also be made aware of the multilingual Your Europe web portal, which is a one-stop-shop information point on the rights of citizens and businesses in the Union.
Državljane Unije bi bilo treba obvestiti tudi o večjezičnem spletnem portalu Tvoja Evropa, ki je enotna informacijska točka za področje pravic državljanov in podjetij v Uniji.
The "Europe Direct" Information Centres, as a local interface between the Union and its citizens, should be close partners of the European Parliament in awareness-raising campaigns, by facilitating local and regional debate about the Union, transmitting and distributing information material to the public and offering the opportunity to send feedback to the Union institutions.
Informacijski centri Europe Direct bi morali kot lokalni vmesnik med Unijo in njenimi državljani delovati v tesnem partnerstvu z Evropskim parlamentom pri kampanjah ozaveščanja, in sicer z lajšanjem razprave o Uniji na lokalni in regionalni ravni, posredovanjem in distribucijo informacijskega gradiva javnosti ter omogočanjem pošiljanja povratnih informacij institucijam Unije.
All initiatives launched for the purpose of and within the context of the European Year of Citizens should aim at increasing mutual understanding between Union citizens, the Union institutions and the Member States.
Vse pobude, uvedene za namene in v okviru evropskega leta državljanov, bi morale imeti za cilj povečanje vzajemnega razumevanja med državljani Unije, institucijami Unije in državami članicami.
This implies raising awareness of citizens’ rights among the staff of public authorities, whether at Union, national, regional or local level.
To vključuje tudi izboljšanje ozaveščenosti o pravicah državljanov med zaposlenimi v javnih organih, bodisi na ravni Unije bodisi na nacionalni, regionalni ali lokalni ravni.
Since it was founded in 1949, the Council of Europe has played a leading role in the educational and cultural domain by promoting and establishing European cultural networks and through intercultural dialogue and the promotion of linguistic diversity.
Od ustanovitve leta 1949 ima Svet Evrope vodilno vlogo na področju izobraževanja in kulture, tako da spodbuja in vzpostavlja evropska kulturna omrežja ter medkulturni dialog in spodbuja jezikovno raznolikost.
The Union should therefore develop synergies with the Council of Europe's work in this field in connection with the European Year of Citizens.
Zato bi morala Unija razviti sinergije z delom Sveta Evrope na tem področju, kar zadeva evropsko leto državljanov.
The primary responsibility for raising citizens’ awareness of their rights as Union citizens rests with the Member States.
Za krepitev ozaveščenosti državljanov o pravicah, ki jih imajo kot državljani Unije, so odgovorne predvsem države članice.
This includes providing information about the Union and targeted reporting on the activities of all Union institutions.
To vključuje zagotavljanje informacij o Uniji in ciljno poročanje o dejavnostih vseh institucij Unije.