The UK and France are among the five countries globally that have made no progress over the past decade on youth rights and well-being, new data has revealed.
The most evident stall can be seen in the UK, according to the new report, with nearly half (45%) of young British citizens not satisfied with the availability of affordable housing.
According to the index, Europe has made no progress since 2018, across 60 aspects such as affordable housing, access to education, violent incidents and young women’s safety.
“Progress depends on the amount of public investment in youth, and how high young people rank on the political agenda," she said in a statement.
Latest figures available on the EU’s official database Eurostat have indicated increased vulnerability to poverty, underemployment, and “precarious” conditions amongst youths.
Backsliding on democracy and personal freedoms is equally worrying, Scrioșteanu said, adding “governments are failing young people” across Europe.
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The UK and France are among the five countries globally that have made no progress over the past decade on youth rights and well-being, new data has revealed.
The most evident stall can be seen in the UK, according to the new report, with nearly half (45%) of young British citizens not satisfied with the availability of affordable housing.
According to the index, Europe has made no progress since 2018, across 60 aspects such as affordable housing, access to education, violent incidents and young women’s safety.
“Progress depends on the amount of public investment in youth, and how high young people rank on the political agenda," she said in a statement.
Latest figures available on the EU’s official database Eurostat have indicated increased vulnerability to poverty, underemployment, and “precarious” conditions amongst youths.
Backsliding on democracy and personal freedoms is equally worrying, Scrioșteanu said, adding “governments are failing young people” across Europe.
The original article contains 359 words, the summary contains 148 words. Saved 59%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!