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    The European Parliament’s First Vice-President advocates for a united front against Russia
    16 May Justice

    The European Parliament’s First Vice-President advocates for a united front against Russia

    The war in Ukraine requires all EU institutions to work together to condemn, sanction and help, and to accelerate the implementation of decisions that had already been taken before the war, argues Othmar Karas
    by Othmar Karas
    Sergey Lagodinsky on the importance of shoring up democratic institutions and civil society in Europe and abroad
    04 May Justice
    Sergey Lagodinsky on the importance of shoring up democratic institutions and civil society in Europe and abroad
    Journalist Sally Hayden's new book documents the stories of African migrants at Europe’s borders
    10 May Justice
    Journalist Sally Hayden's new book documents the stories of African migrants at Europe’s borders
    A year after they were sanctioned by China, these MEPs tell us how their lives have been impacted
    02 May Justice
    A year after they were sanctioned by China, these MEPs tell us how their lives have been impacted
    MEPs condemn UEFA’s refusal to light up Munich stadium in rainbow colours
    23 Jun Justice
    MEPs condemn UEFA’s refusal to light up Munich stadium in rainbow colours
    UEFA, the Union of European Football Associations, has turned down a request to light up Munich’s Allianz Arena in the colours of the rainbow flag for Germany’s Euro 2020 match with Hungary on Wednesday.
    EU Member States express ‘grave concern’ over Hungary’s LGBTIQ discrimination
    23 Jun Justice
    EU Member States express ‘grave concern’ over Hungary’s LGBTIQ discrimination
    In a statement, the governments of Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Latvia, Italy, Greece, Austria and Cyprus slammed the recent adoption by the Hungarian Parliament of amendments which discriminate against LGBTIQ persons.
    Katrin Langensiepen interview: Nothing about us without us
    22 Jun Justice
    Katrin Langensiepen interview: Nothing about us without us
    The only woman with a visible disability among 705 MEPs, Katrin Langensiepen tells Lorna Hutchinson that the fight for diversity, inclusion and dignity is an uphill struggle, but one that is worth waging to achieve a Union of Equality for all.
    Gender Equality: Bridging the EU’s pay gap
    21 Jun Justice
    Gender Equality: Bridging the EU’s pay gap
    It will take more than binding pay transparency measures to close the gender pay gaps in Europe’s labour markets, say Gabriella Sebardt and Mira-Maria Kontkanen.
    Issue 538 | 21 June 2021
    18 Jun Justice
    Issue 538 | 21 June 2021
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    Conference on the Future of Europe a time to ‘reconnect the European project’ says Sergei Stanishev
    18 Jun Justice
    Conference on the Future of Europe a time to ‘reconnect the European project’ says Sergei Stanishev
    Party of European Socialists leader says inaugural plenary session in Strasbourg on Saturday is ‘an important moment’ for Europe’s future.
    We stand with refugees, ready to do more
    18 Jun Justice
    We stand with refugees, ready to do more
    Ahead of World Refugee Day 2021, Birgit Sippel argues that the EU needs to take a step back and get a new perspective on what she describes as ‘a never-ending’ issue.
    New report warns of ‘worrying degree of democratic backsliding’ across Europe
    18 Jun Justice
    New report warns of ‘worrying degree of democratic backsliding’ across Europe
    Council of Europe chief Marija Pejčinović Burić, says European governments need to work together to reverse democratic deficit.
    LGBTIQ community has become the new scapegoat in Hungary, says MEP
    17 Jun Justice
    LGBTIQ community has become the new scapegoat in Hungary, says MEP
    The comments by Greens/EFA deputy Gwendoline Delbos-Corfield come in the wake of what many see as Hungary’s latest breach of EU norms.
    Gender Balance on Boards: High time for gender quality
    16 Jun Justice
    Gender Balance on Boards: High time for gender quality
    The ‘Women on Boards’ Directive has been delayed long enough, argues Evelyn Regner.
    European Security Union Strategy: Mutual trust and a shared purpose
    08 Jun Justice
    European Security Union Strategy: Mutual trust and a shared purpose
    The new EU Security Union Strategy will help deliver greater internal security, more effective justice, and better protection of public freedoms, explains Javier Zarzalejos.
    European Security Union Strategy: Beefing up EU security
    08 Jun Justice
    European Security Union Strategy: Beefing up EU security
    The European Parliament's Security Union Strategy resolution takes a multi-pronged approach to developing a future-proof security environment, explains Juan Fernando López Aguilar.
    European Security Union Strategy: A wake-up call
    08 Jun Justice
    European Security Union Strategy: A wake-up call
    The COVID-19 outbreak has highlighted the need for a more united EU foreign policy and the development of a fully-fledged European Defence Union, explains David McAllister.
    New EU anti-graft chief takes aim at Slovenia
    07 Jun Justice
    New EU anti-graft chief takes aim at Slovenia
    Laura Kövesi joins MEPs in voicing concern about Slovenia’s commitment to new EU public prosecutor’s office.
    European Court of Auditors says EU “needs to step up action on countering fake news
    04 Jun Justice
    European Court of Auditors says EU “needs to step up action on countering fake news
    EU efforts to tackle fake news branded “incomplete' and 'outpaced by emerging threats'.
    MEPs step up pressure on Commission to take action over rule of law breaches
    03 Jun Justice
    MEPs step up pressure on Commission to take action over rule of law breaches
    Members want the executive to immediately trigger its new conditionality clause which directly links payment of EU funds to respect for the rule of law.
    Disability campaigners welcome EU’s vaccine certificate
    28 May Justice
    Disability campaigners welcome EU’s vaccine certificate
    The European Disability Forum (EDF) says the EU institutions’ agreement on the digital Covid certificate includes specific provisions for persons with disabilities.
    The impact of COVID-19 on European democracy
    26 May Justice
    The impact of COVID-19 on European democracy
    One far-reaching and lasting shift as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic is on how our elections are conducted, writes Pierre Peytier.
    Tilly Metz interview: Animal Farm 2.0
    26 May Justice
    Tilly Metz interview: Animal Farm 2.0
    A long-time advocate for animal rights, Tilly Metz is working to create a Europe that focuses on less-but-better animal farming and one that faces up to the climate crisis while factoring in sustainability. Lorna Hutchinson reports.
    Anti-money-laundering: Identifying and closing the remaining loopholes
    25 May Justice
    Anti-money-laundering: Identifying and closing the remaining loopholes
    The EU needs to take an ‘all-hands-on-deck’ approach to tackling money laundering, including the creation of an independent supervisory authority, argues Billy Kelleher.
    Anti-money-laundering: Making the regulatory and supervisory framework fit for purpose
    25 May Justice
    Anti-money-laundering: Making the regulatory and supervisory framework fit for purpose
    We cannot miss the opportunity to create an effective European anti-money-laundering regime and make the Union a fairer and safer place, writes Eero Heinäluoma.
    EU must step up the fight against dirty money
    25 May Justice
    EU must step up the fight against dirty money
    Member States must make more of an effort to implement and enforce EU anti-money-laundering rules, argues Markus Ferber.
    Sassoli calls for fresh EU action to tackle asylum seeker deaths in Mediterranean
    25 May Justice
    Sassoli calls for fresh EU action to tackle asylum seeker deaths in Mediterranean
    The European Parliament President said, “Every day we hear of yet more tragedies and deaths and boats capsizing in the Mediterranean; it is tragic.”
    European Commission appoints first-ever anti-racism coordinator
    18 May Justice
    European Commission appoints first-ever anti-racism coordinator
    The executive says the newly created post is in line with its anti-racism action plan.
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