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P-9-2021-005291
Enhanced ‘green pass’: a coercive, discriminatory and segregative measure by the Italian Government
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25 November 2021
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Enhanced ‘green pass’: a coercive, discriminatory and segregative measure by the Italian Government
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Official record P-9-2021-005291 from European Union at European Parliament. Dated 25 November 2021. Status: QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY.
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Enhanced ‘green pass’: a coercive, discriminatory and segregative measure by the Italian Government
Enhanced ‘green pass’: a coercive, discriminatory and segregative measure by the Italian Government
QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · EN · 2 December 2021
Enhanced ‘green pass’: a coercive, discriminatory and segregative measure by the Italian Government
QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · EN · 2 December 2021
Enhanced ‘green pass’: a coercive, discriminatory and segregative measure by the Italian Government
QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · EN · 2 December 2021
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Green pass rafforzato: mezzo coercitivo discriminatorio e ghettizzante del governo italiano
QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · IT · 2 December 2021
Green pass rafforzato: mezzo coercitivo discriminatorio e ghettizzante del governo italiano
QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · IT · 2 December 2021
Green pass rafforzato: mezzo coercitivo discriminatorio e ghettizzante del governo italiano
QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · IT · 2 December 2021
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