right to stay in another Member State

care home worker | care support worker | care home assistant | residential care home worker

coffee shop manager | restaurant manager | accommodation manager | hotel general manager

coordinate logistical transport plans | make arrangements for accommodation, transport and activities | make arrangements for logistics | make logistical arrangements

accommodation during the low season

minimum unit of individual accommodation | unit of accommodation

Home surveillance

Fall in nursing home

Home teaching, guidance, and counseling

EU law - national law [ Community law - national law | European Union law - national law | national law - Community law | national law - European Union law ]

In order to avoid removal of content which is not illegal content, without prejudice to the possibility for hosting service providers to set and enforce their terms of service in accordance with Union law and the laws of the Member States, there should be effective and appropriate safeguards to ensure that hosting service providers act in a diligent and proportionate manner in respect of content that they store, in particular when processing notices and counter-notices and when deciding on the possible removal of or disabling of access to content considered to be illegal content.

They may also include the freedom to conduct a business, including the freedom of contract, of hosting service providers, as well as the rights of the child and the rights to protection of property, including intellectual property, to human dignity and to non-discrimination of certain other affected parties.

1. Calls on the Commission to issue guidelines with a view to encouraging Member States to apply a harmonised approach to accommodation entitlements for persons staying with children being treated in hospitals, proceeding in accordance with the Charter adopted.

Calls on the Commission to integrate children’s rights into development cooperation and into humanitarian aid in order to ensure adequate funding and to increase the level of protection for children affected by emergencies or man-made or natural disasters, internally displaced children and child refugees; underlines the importance of linking relief, rehabilitation and development, especially in protracted crises, and of integrating innovation and new technologies into EU policies and programmes so as to better promote children’s rights in development and emergency settings.