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"Madam President, 80 million people, 16% of the population of the European Union, suffer from some kind of disability. This is why Mr Kósa’s report is so timely. It is an important report that discusses the European Disability Strategy and analyses it in detail.
I would like to highlight three ideas in this report. The first of these is inclusive education, which is necessary so that each student’s individual characteristics can be taken into account, as required by Article 24 of the United Nations Convention. The second idea is the need for the employment market to open up to people with disabilities, so that we can meet the Europe 2020 strategy target of 75% employment. The third idea is that the economic crisis must never be an excuse to discriminate against disabled people.
Lastly, other significant ideas in the report include a single European mobility card that would allow all benefits and rights to be mutually recognised in the Member States, and a similarly unified travel card to consolidate our efforts to help this group."@en1
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