Vertaling van "children's home " (Engels → Nederlands) :

The committee has unanimously backed my demand that all violence against children, including corporal punishment in the home, must be prohibited by Community legislation. It is a great success for children.

The lifestyle we impose on children is one of travelling to school by car, inadequate physical education at school, returning home by car and, once home, computers and television, which is not the best of lifestyles. This is why now is the time to take stock and to support all useful initiatives aimed at creating an active lifestyle. It is time to pass resolutions on the role of sport in education along with the comments and proposals announced by Mr Schmitt.

It follows on from an informal meeting of the Council of EU justice and home affairs ministers in Stockholm, Sweden, last month (8-9 February) which requested that the European Union give priority to combating trafficking in women and children.

Announcing today's proposals, Justice and Home Affairs Commissioner Antonio Vitorino said : 'The decisions we propose today will be an important step towards eradicating from Europe the unscrupulous practices of trafficking in human beings and the sexual exploitation of children.

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The Ministers for Justice and Home Affairs, meeting within the Council in Dublin on 26 and 27 September 1996, will seek to step up police and judicial cooperation in acting to combat the commercial sexual exploitation of children.