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Everyone is equal when it comes to their dignity, which must be respected and promoted. This approach must forever guide all of our actions.
The procedure in Rule 103(2) of the Rules of Procedure specifies that ‘when placing a statement with debate on its agenda, Parliament shall decide whether or not to wind up the debate with a resolution’. What is the point of the exercise if, even before the debate takes place, all of the motions for resolutions need already to have been tabled and the deadline for tabling amendments has already expired? A dialogue of the deaf, then.
This resolution is not a repeat of the interinstitutional debate in which, I might add, only the initiated were able to take part. The procedure can be criticised all the more for the fact that Parliament’s services, which have already been consulted, are refuting the allegations that have been adopted. Poland itself had already responded, on 5 March, on its Prime Minister’s official website, to the fresh accusations being made by Parliament.
Although the title claims to be talking about homophobia in Europe, we have unjustly accused a sovereign State and its democratically-elected government. This resolution will certainly be used for purposes other than to fulfil our desire to show solidarity with all humankind against all forms of discrimination."@en1
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