Region: European Union

On no-kids-allowed policies in the hospitality industry

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Dies ist eine Online-Petition of the European Parliament.

Petition addressed to: Petitionsausschuss des Europäischen Parlaments

The petitioner protests against no-kids-allowed policies used by many hotels in the European Union and the world and points out that these are a violation of the fundamental rights of children and amount to discrimination based on age. He calls on the EU to put an end to these discriminatory practices and be at the forefront of the defence of children’s rights.

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Petition started: 01/15/2020
Collection ends: 01/15/2021
Region: European Union
Topic: Administration

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