Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2005-05-25-Speech-3-120"
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"Mr President, I agree with many who have spoken before me, that we are witnessing a process of historic importance when we see that the EU has overcome its previous obstacles and has set the goal of representing and protecting human rights. Its institutional structure should not frighten us, but we should rather give our congratulations for this initiative.
I certainly agree with people who believe that the protection of human rights must be viewed in a political context, there is no other way. I would, however, like to emphasise the issue of cooperation between the institutions. I believe that the various institutions that the EU has recently established, or will establish in the future, must prove that they are able to cooperate in an ideal fashion, strengthen each other, and really carry out effective work with the help of civil organisations and civil initiatives.
I, myself, am a member of an equal opportunities working group and believe that the Institute for Equal Opportunities, which is soon to be established, will need to participate in this work. The work of the European Roma Forum, that ‘specialises’ in monitoring discrimination, may also contribute to the success of this future Institute. I congratulate the rapporteur."@en1
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