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Social injustices
Cette situation est durement ressentie par celles et ceux qui la subissent. Elle est aggravée par la persistance d’inégalités sociales, qui sont vécues comme des injustices sociales. Selon que l’on se trouve dans un milieu aisé ou défavorisé, l’accès à des droits essentiels comme la santé, l’éducation, l’emploi ou le logement varie fortement, une situation contraire au principe d’égalité républicaine.
Des milliers d’associations sont engagées pour venir en aide aux personnes dont les droits ne sont pas effectifs. Mais les politiques publiques restent très en-deçà des besoins lorsqu’elles ne fragilisent pas un peu plus les systèmes éducatifs ou de santé par exemple. VoxPublic entend soutenir les acteurs de la société civile qui se battent contre ces injustices sociales.
Social injustices
Partnership Aequitaz and VoxPublic
In September 2024, Aequitaz asked VoxPublic for support in promoting the proposals that have been developed by young adults in response to the problems of racism in the workplace and economic insecurity, in particular through the manifesto “Il faut bien que jeunesse se fâche” (‘Young people have to get angry’).
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Association La Cloche
In July 2023, one year before Paris welcomes the world for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, La Cloche, supported by the Fondation Abbé Pierre, launched an awareness campaign highlighting the issue of « exclusionary urban furniture, » which targets homeless individuals. More information in French on the following link.
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Partnership Droit à l’école and VoxPublic
With the support of VoxPublic, the Droit à l’école association wishes to make a central demand to the public authorities : the opening of a dedicated school application service and individualised support for the educational process, accessible to all minors or those awaiting appeal.
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Inter-associative mobilization against the Asylum and Immigration 2023 bill
With more than 20 pieces of legislation in 30 years, France continues to adopt increasingly repressive measures against exiles. More than twenty associations of exiled people or supporting their rights have mobilized to show that other migration policies, respectful of dignity and fundamental rights, are necessary. VoxPublic accompanies them to facilitate the emergence of common collective initiatives. More information in French on the following link.
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For a reform of the digital practices of the Caisses d’allocations familiales
VoxPublic supports the collective Changer de Cap to fight against the digital system of the French Caisses d’Allocations Familiales (CAF) that reinforces precariousness. The aim is to impose advances in transparency and control of algorithms, but also to improve access to rights for all. More information in French on the following link.
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Democratizing urban renewal and housing
VoxPublic supports APPUII association and contributes to raising the awareness of the candidates to the 2022 elections, but also of the local elected officials, to the issues of democratization of urban renewal and housing, asocial and ecological issue.
Update : On Saturday, February 24, 2024, representatives from various resident collectives and associations from across France gathered in Montreuil (Seine-Saint-Denis) to explore, debate, and amend a citizen bill with the Green Party deputy, Charles Fournier. It was an opportunity to bring back to the forefront the motives of this law aiming to enable better participation of residents in urban renewal projects, especially when these projects involve demolishing inhabited housing.
After debating and amending the proposal, a symbolic vote took place : the Law on Democratization of Urban Renewal and Housing was unanimously adopted ! Deputy Fournier then set a date to submit it and have it included on the agenda of the National Assembly. The prospect of a future housing law, announced by the government in late spring, could open the door to amendments based on proposals from associations and residents. For the latter, the challenge now will be to mobilize residents and partners to engage with their local deputies.
Full press release here (fr).
More information in French on the following link.
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“Mobility for all !” in Aix-Marseille Metropole
In Marseille, in Belle de Mai district in the 3rd arrondissement, residents have organised themselves into a collective to make their demands heard for more social justice, to denounce discrimination and to assert their right to mobility, through access to reduced transport fares. These residents came to VoxPublic for support in May 2021 and won in November 2021 thanks to a successful mobilization. More information in French on the following link.
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3919 & Fédération Nationale Solidarité Femmes
VoxPublic supports Fédération Nationale Solidarité Femmes (FNSF) in its campaign #Sauvonsle3919 launched in November 2020 with our support, to have the government’s plan to open a public contract and to put the management of the « 3919 – Women Violence Info » number out to competitive bid, canceled. In January 2021, the government backed down and decided to renew the subsidy of the FNSF, and even to increase it, ensuring a 7/24h listening of women victims of violence ! More information in French on the following link.
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National Coalition for Associative Freedoms
On VoxPublic’s initiative, a new coalition composed of about eighteen associations has been created. Its aim is to promote and defend the rights of civil society actors and to provide response strategies to the political, financial, judicial and police repression endured by associations. More information in French on the following link.
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