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    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

    Sally Hayden talks to The Parliament Magazine about her new book, My Fourth Time, We Drowned: Seeking Refuge on the World’s Deadliest Migration Route
    by Lakshmi Sarah
    Diversity, equality and inclusiveness: time for the EU to act Partner Content
    18 May Justice
    Diversity, equality and inclusiveness: time for the EU to act
    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
    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
    Clare Daly: Nicolas Sarkozy sentence ‘not much more’ than what people have endured during lockdown
    03 Mar Justice
    Clare Daly: Nicolas Sarkozy sentence ‘not much more’ than what people have endured during lockdown
    Ex-French President Sarkozy - who was nicknamed the “Gallic Thatcher” - was found guilty of corruption on Monday and sentenced to three years in prison.
    MEPs back proposals requiring firms to comply with human rights and environmental standards
    02 Mar Justice
    MEPs back proposals requiring firms to comply with human rights and environmental standards
    The draft legislative initiative calls on the Commission to urgently present a law that ensures companies are held accountable and liable when they harm - or contribute to harming - human rights, the environment and good governance.
    Frances Fitzgerald interview: Breaking down barriers
    02 Mar Justice
    Frances Fitzgerald interview: Breaking down barriers
    A staunch defender of women’s rights, Frances Fitzgerald believes we are entering a new era of equality. She tells Lorna Hutchinson that despite recent setbacks, fresh momentum for change is building.
    Policymakers to converge for high-level event on women’s rights
    01 Mar Justice
    Policymakers to converge for high-level event on women’s rights
    Participants will include Parliament President David Sassoli, the president of Greece, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, her Commission counterpart Ursula von der Leyen and EU Equality Commissioner Helena Dalli.
    Prioritising children’s rights in a pandemic
    17 Feb Justice
    Prioritising children’s rights in a pandemic
    Protecting and strengthening the rights of children must become an integral part of EU policies, especially in the midst of the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, explains Ioan-Rareș Bogdan.
    Putting children's rights at the top of the EU agenda
    17 Feb Justice
    Putting children's rights at the top of the EU agenda
    There is an urgent need to strengthen children’s rights worldwide; the EU must take the lead in this by focusing on the rights of children in all policies, writes Bettina Vollath.
    Mary Wilson Interview: Star-struck Parliament
    09 Feb Justice
    Mary Wilson Interview: Star-struck Parliament
    On the sad news of the passing of Motown music legend Mary Wilson, we are re-publishing an interview we did with her in the European Parliament almost exactly one year ago, in which she described what it was like taking on The Beatles, being a star in segregated America and how she was continuing to inspire positive change.
    Probe launched into Frontex over alleged rights violations
    01 Feb Justice
    Probe launched into Frontex over alleged rights violations
    A working group led by MEPs in the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee will probe recent alleged violations of fundamental rights against the European Border and Coast Guard Agency.
    MEPs up in arms as Polish near-total abortion ban takes effect despite mass protests
    28 Jan Justice
    MEPs up in arms as Polish near-total abortion ban takes effect despite mass protests
    The ruling, which came into effect at midnight on Wednesday, will mean that the only grounds for accessing an abortion in the country will be in the case of rape, incest, or if there is a threat to the mother’s life.
    Navalny arrest an early test for Biden
    22 Jan Justice
    Navalny arrest an early test for Biden
    The Biden Presidency will reaffirm the importance of American leadership in Europe, but will this result in effective, united action against Russia?
    Every day, hundreds of migrants embark on the perilous route from Africa to the Canary Islands, writes Juan Fernando López Aguilar
    19 Jan Justice
    Every day, hundreds of migrants embark on the perilous route from Africa to the Canary Islands, writes Juan Fernando López Aguilar
    The lack of solidarity shown by some EU Member States in sharing migrant burden must change, says the Chair of Parliament’s Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee.
    Helena Dalli interview: Striving for a Union of Equality
    21 Dec Justice
    Helena Dalli interview: Striving for a Union of Equality
    After the Coronavirus pandemic exposed many of the inequalities still besetting our world in the twenty-first century, European Commissioner for Equality Helena Dalli tells Lorna Hutchinson it’s time to double down on justice.
    MEPs on potential collision course with European Commission and Member States over 'rule of law' clause
    18 Dec Justice
    MEPs on potential collision course with European Commission and Member States over 'rule of law' clause
    European Parliament resolution insists controversial clause should be introduced ‘with immediate effect’.
    Some EU governments undermined fundamental rights during pandemic, study finds
    14 Dec Justice
    Some EU governments undermined fundamental rights during pandemic, study finds
    The report, commissioned by Greens MEPs Terry Reintke and Tineke Strik, says that a number of EU governments have “brazenly” used the pandemic as an excuse to curtail rights such as free speech, peaceful assembly and freedom of association.
    EU strikes Compromise agreement with Hungary and Poland over next long term budget
    11 Dec Justice
    EU strikes Compromise agreement with Hungary and Poland over next long term budget
    Business groups welcome long-awaited deal, but critics call ‘rule of law’ compromise a ‘capitulation’.
    MEPs tell EU leaders that bloc's values are ‘non-negotiable’ as summit kicks off
    10 Dec Justice
    MEPs tell EU leaders that bloc's values are ‘non-negotiable’ as summit kicks off
    A petition, signed by 27 deputies from various groups, also urges leaders not to accept blackmailing from Poland and Hungary.
    Human Rights Day: Women's rights are human rights
    10 Dec Justice
    Human Rights Day: Women's rights are human rights
    The rights of women are under threat of being rolled back in the shadow of COVID-19 and ultra-conservative governments. Lorna Hutchinson reports.
    Hungarian and Polish citizens sign petition supporting rule of law conditionality
    09 Dec Justice
    Hungarian and Polish citizens sign petition supporting rule of law conditionality
    Over 300,000 people in Hungary and Poland have given their support to the mechanism, which binds future EU funding to respect for the rule of law and fundamental rights.
    Alexei Navalny joins MEPs in welcoming European Magnitsky Act
    08 Dec Justice
    Alexei Navalny joins MEPs in welcoming European Magnitsky Act
    The new mechanism was adopted on Monday by EU foreign affairs ministers and paves the way for an easier and faster procedure for joint EU sanctions against human rights abuses.
    MEP slams EU’s failure to sanction Hungary and Poland for alleged rule of law violations
    07 Dec Justice
    MEP slams EU’s failure to sanction Hungary and Poland for alleged rule of law violations
    Speaking at a news conference on Thursday, French Greens/EFA deputy Gwendoline Delbos-Corfield partly blamed the Commission for what she says is a failure to act fully against both countries.
    MEPs say József Szájer case highlights ‘hypocrisy’ of Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party
    03 Dec Justice
    MEPs say József Szájer case highlights ‘hypocrisy’ of Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party
    They also say that the highly publicised affair should “shine a light” on current anti-LGBTI policies in Hungary.
    Iratxe García Pérez Interview: Things can only get better
    27 Nov Justice
    Iratxe García Pérez Interview: Things can only get better
    This year has forever changed Europe. Iratxe García Pérez tells Lorna Hutchinson that what the EU rebuilds, post-pandemic, will have a stronger foundation of social justice, equality and sustainability.
    ‘The Poland of 2020 is a hell for women’: MEPs slam Polish abortion ban
    26 Nov Justice
    ‘The Poland of 2020 is a hell for women’: MEPs slam Polish abortion ban
    Wednesday’s plenary session saw an emotionally-charged debate in which many deputies lambasted Poland’s recent decision to impose a near-total ban on abortion in the country.
    Stop the ‘shadow pandemic’ of violence against women
    25 Nov Justice
    Stop the ‘shadow pandemic’ of violence against women
    To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, buildings and landmarks are being bathed in orange light to raise awareness of and galvanise action for 16 Days of Activism.
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