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"en.20111213.26.2-312-500"2
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"I voted for the report on the European Protection Order, which will enable us to take a major step forward: that of establishing genuine cross-border protection for the victims of violence. The text will apply to victims who enjoy protection in a given Member State, in accordance with their national criminal law, because of a known act or behaviour which is likely to endanger their life or their physical, psychological or sexual integrity. In many cases, the victim’s Member State then forbids the aggressor from coming near the residence of the person covered by this protection measure or to places that person frequents, or forbids him or her from contacting or approaching the victim. From now on, these victims will be able to apply for a European Protection Order to extend this protection to other Member States they wish to travel to (or already live in). Thanks to Parliament’s action, this order may also be extended to the families of those being protected. Defending victims is very important to me, and I believe this text is a step forward, one which will soon be supplemented by our work on civil cases."@en1
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