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Document 91998E000583

    WRITTEN QUESTION No. 583/98 by José BARROS MOURA to the Commission. Child labour

    OJ C 310, 9.10.1998, p. 96 (ES, DA, DE, EL, EN, FR, IT, NL, PT, FI, SV)

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    Date of document:
    04/03/1998; Date of transmission
    Date of dispatch:
    04/03/1998
    Date of reply:
    01/04/1998; ?
    Author:
    European Parliament, BARROS MOURA
    Form:
    Written question
    Addressee:
    European Commission
    Parliamentary term:
    Fourth legislature
    Political group:
    Socialist Group in the European Parliament
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    91998E0583

    WRITTEN QUESTION No. 583/98 by José BARROS MOURA to the Commission. Child labour

    Official Journal C 310 , 09/10/1998 P. 0096


    WRITTEN QUESTION E-0583/98 by José Barros Moura (PSE) to the Commission (4 March 1998)

    Subject: Child labour

    A recently published ILO report forecasts that the number of children working in Africa, almost always under conditions of appalling exploitation and to the detriment of their education, will grow by one million per year ('from the present 80 million to 100 million by the year 2015). Given the links between this problem and the worsening socio-economic situation in Africa and the EU's responsibilities under the Lomé Convention, what measures does the Commission intend to take to help the victims of this dreadful phenomenon?

    Answer given by Mr Pinheiro on behalf of the Commission (1 April 1998)

    The Commission would refer the Honourable Member to its answer to written question E-3355/97 by Mr Fernandez Martin ((OJ C 158, 25.5.1998, p. 91. ))

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