Support for such initiatives contributes to increasing public awareness and interest regarding the rights of people with the Down Syndrome, all over the world. I am glad that I could support children with the Down Syndrome in those important days for them. Sincere smile and undisguised joy of children, who, thanks to our help in those days could visit the European Parliament, are the best proofs of the fact that such actions make sense and bring the added value.
The World Down Syndrome Day in Strasbourg
2015.03.13
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On 9-13 March this year, during the plenary session in Strasbourg, with the international organization World Youth Alliance, we celebrated the World Down Syndrome Day.
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