Prohibiting products made with forced labour on the Union market

Date: 23.04.2024 · Reference: A9-0306/2023

Rapporteur: Maria-Manuel Leitão-Marques, Samira Rafaela · Committee responsible:

export monitoring EU customs procedure EU market market supervision labelling originating product slavery human rights access to EU information trade regulations traceability

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export monitoring EU customs procedure EU market market supervision labelling originating product slavery human rights access to EU information trade regulations traceability
Overall Result: 555 For
555 For
6 Against
45 Abstention
99 Did not vote
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Report Summary
Source: AI Summary with Mistral
  • Ban on forced labour in EU supply chains.
  • 27.6 million victims globally in 2021.
  • Support for vulnerable groups like migrants and children.
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