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"The Union is built on common values and protects human rights. I voted for the amendments of the European socialists because they requested Member States to provide seriously sick persons with an autonomous residence permit or another authorization providing them with the right of residence.
This is for the purpose of benefiting from adequate access to medical care, except for the cases in which it can be proved that the given persons can benefit from adequate treatment and medical care in their own country of origin. I also consider it essential that the national of the third country in question be released immediately if the public custody is not legal. Minors under public custody should be able to participate in amusement activities, including play and recreation activities adequate for their age and have access to education.
Unaccompanied children should be provided with accommodation in institutions having the personnel and equipment adequate for the needs of people in their age category. The child’s best interest represents an essential ground in the context of taking minors under public custody while waiting for expulsion. I am sorry that these amendments were not adopted. I consider that, without these amendments, the Weber report does not comply with the European values and, for this reason, I voted against this report."@en1
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