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"Madam President, even if the debate did not show it, I understand, Mr Díaz de Mera, that you have very strong support for your proposal. I would like to congratulate you on that because it shows that you have done very important work.
I also want to reiterate my joy that you have reinforced the human rights aspects in this through the amendments made by the committee. It will ensure that all relevant aspects, especially human rights, are taken into consideration when we look at a country or a region and when we report matters in relation to irregular migration in the given country or region. We know that there is a very clear correlation between the human rights situation and the number of migrants or asylum seekers. This is a major push factor.
This is also a task for the Asylum Support Office. It will collect such information on countries of origin and transit of asylum seekers. The core function of ILOs – the liaison officers – is to establish and maintain contact with the host countries’ authorities with a view to preventing and combating irregular migration. Providing a full assessment of the human rights situation in the host country, however, is not within their competence, although it is high on the agenda.
I think that we have improved the text with your proposal and I very much look forward to your vote tomorrow. I would like to thank you and the shadow rapporteurs again for your important work."@en1
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