Non-appeal after discrimination: Defender of Rights sounds alarmed

The annual report of the public authority, published on Tuesday, highlights an increase in statements of discrimination which, paradoxically, does not result in a significant increase in the number of complaints.

In her annual report published on Tuesday 25 March, Claire Hédon, the Defender of Rights, notes an increase in discrimination in relation to origin, and points to the difficulties created by digitized approaches in public services.

In her annual report published this Tuesday, March 25, the Defender of Rights, Claire Hédon, warns about the increase in the number of discriminations in France and, paradoxically, about the decrease in complaints.

In her annual report published this Tuesday, Claire Hédon, Defender of Rights, notes that while discrimination — particularly in connection with origin — is on the rise, fewer and fewer victims are seizing it, or initiating proceedings.

Discrimination is an "extremely worrying phenomenon" according to Claire Hédon. In her 2024 activity report, the Defender of Rights points to an increase in this inequality of access to rights. People with disabilities remain the first victims, especially in terms of employment. More and more discriminations, but less and less [...] This article The Defender of Rights is worried about the increase in discriminations has appeared first on Fai Fac…

Defender of Rights Claire Hédon warns about discrimination, the dematerialisation of public services and the use of artificial intelligence in her 2024 report unveiled this Tuesday