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"I have been fighting against the phenomenon of violence against women for decades, for over twenty years, and in the past ten years as a lawyer involved in human rights and the rights of women. I have also written two books on the subject, so do not be mistaken: I am extremely opposed to all forms of violence against women. However, I would like to call Mrs Ashton’s attention to something different from the issues mentioned by others. I would like to invite her to come to Hungary, and let us finally clarify what types of human rights violations are taking place right here in Europe. They have no right to consistently disrupt the entire daily agenda – I do not know on how many occasions in the past year since I have been here in the European Parliament – to talk about the violation of human rights in Iran while eyes were shot out in Hungary in 2006 and innocent people were incarcerated for long periods of time during show trials, and the European Union did nothing at all. Today in Hungary, one of the opposition leaders has for one and a half …"@en1
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