Indicator in all countries

Do migrants/minorities face disproportionate problems in accessing justice?

• Austria

  There has been no systematic evaluation published yet concerning disproportionate problems migrants/minorities are facing in accessing justice.

• Bulgaria

  Yes.

• Cyprus

  yes

• Denmark

  No.

• Finland

  No.

• France

  Yes

• Germany

  In general, access to the civil justice system is made possible and affordable for the entire population. Yet, there has been no systematic evaluation published with regard to disproportionate problems migrants/minorities are facing in accessing justice.

• Greece

  No official data/evidence for disproportionate problems in accessing justice faced by migrants/minorities exist; nevertheless, severe difficulties are reported by asylum seekers with regard to access to asylum procedures.

• Hungary

  No data.

• Ireland

  Yes, in some cases.

• Italy

  No.

• Poland

  Yes.

• Portugal

  There is no information or evidence that migrants or minorities face disproportionate problems in accessing justice.

• Romania

  Lack of data regarding complaints of racial discrimination and shortcomings in the effective use of mother tongue in judicial procedures by national minorities can be inferred.

• Slovenia

  Yes.

• Spain

  No.

• Sweden

  Yes