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The child tells me we are the same.

Context: CRIN aims for a regulation on the sustainable use of plant Protection Products. Presenting how to ensure that Children’s Rights are protected from harmful chemicals.
There is a widespread contamination of the food, water and air children breathe, as well as in sensitive areas (schools, playgrounds) where hazardous pesticides can be found all over Europe.
Slide image.

The child tells me we are the same.

Context: CRIN aims for a regulation on the sustainable use of plant Protection Products. Presenting how to ensure that Children’s Rights are protected from harmful chemicals.
  • There is a widespread contamination of the food, water and air children breathe, as well as in sensitive areas (schools, playgrounds) where hazardous pesticides can be found all over Europe.

  • The most widely used herbicide (glyphostate), has demonstrated harmful effects on the rates of youth liver desease and metabolic disorders, which dramatically increased over the decades. Children exposed to glyphostates are nore likely in early adulthood to have a collection of symptoms that increase the risk of a heart disease, diabetes and stroke.

  • Among others, exposure to hazardous pesticides leads to violations of the right to health, bodily integrity, education and play.

  • Efforts to tackle hazardous esticides must continue in 2024 and beyond. Implement clear frameworks.
Slide image

The child tells me we are the same.

Context: CRIN aims for a regulation on the sustainable use of plant Protection Products. Presenting how to ensure that Children’s Rights are protected from harmful chemicals.
  • There is a widespread contamination of the food, water and air children breathe, as well as in sensitive areas (schools, playgrounds) where hazardous pesticides can be found all over Europe.

  • The most widely used herbicide (glyphostate), has demonstrated harmful effects on the rates of youth liver desease and metabolic disorders, which dramatically increased over the decades. Children exposed to glyphostates are nore likely in early adulthood to have a collection of symptoms that increase the risk of a heart disease, diabetes and stroke.

  • Among others, exposure to hazardous pesticides leads to violations of the right to health, bodily integrity, education and play.

  • Efforts to tackle hazardous esticides must continue in 2024 and beyond. Implement clear frameworks.
Slide image

The child tells me we are the same.

Context: CRIN aims for a regulation on the sustainable use of plant Protection Products. Presenting how to ensure that Children’s Rights are protected from harmful chemicals.
  • There is a widespread contamination of the food, water and air children breathe, as well as in sensitive areas (schools, playgrounds) where hazardous pesticides can be found all over Europe.

  • The most widely used herbicide (glyphostate), has demonstrated harmful effects on the rates of youth liver desease and metabolic disorders, which dramatically increased over the decades. Children exposed to glyphostates are nore likely in early adulthood to have a collection of symptoms that increase the risk of a heart disease, diabetes and stroke.

  • Among others, exposure to hazardous pesticides leads to violations of the right to health, bodily integrity, education and play.

  • Efforts to tackle hazardous esticides must continue in 2024 and beyond. Implement clear frameworks.
 
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