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European Parliament:debates & resolutions
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Interinstitutional agreement, debate, 17.11.93, pages 105-111.
OJ No 3-438.
Democracy, transparency and subsidiarity - Ombudsman (regulations
and conditions), resolution, 17.11.93, pages 132-141. OJ C 329.
Racism and xenophobia, debate, 1.12.93, pages 3-14. OJ No 3-439.
Racism and xenophobia, resolution, 2.12.93, pages 19-21. OJ C
342.
Police cooperation, debate, 15.12.93, pages 148-150 and 229. OJ
No 3-440.
Combatting international fraud, debate pages 233-235. OJ No 3-
440.
Small scale crime, debate, pages 235-236. OJ No 3-440.
Equal rights for homosexuals and lesbians, resolution, pages 40-
43. OJ C 61.
Respect for human rights and the economic exploitation of
prisoners and children worldwide, resolution, pages 106-107. OJ
C61.
Constitution of the European Union, resolution, pages 155-171.
OJ C 61.
Criminal activities in Europe, resolution, pages 235-238. OJ C
61.

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