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"en.20120313.8.2-130-000"2
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"Madam President, I would like to deliver my speech in Hungarian. Back in 2005, as a lawyer fighting for women and their children who had suffered abuse, and for the protection of their lives and physical integrity, I launched, among other things, a campaign for the protection of several such abused women and children. One of the husbands involved took offence and filed a police report against me for defamation. Until my election as a Member of the European Parliament, the case had been at a standstill. Then, in 2010, the proceedings suddenly got under way. One and a half years ago, the waiver of my immunity was requested. The case had been lying dormant before the European Parliament ever since. What is the reason for its suddenly becoming so important that a vote had to be called overnight? Why am I not allowed to state my position on the case? Do you not find it in bad taste to call a vote on an attempt to frame a women’s rights advocate and lawyer fighting for abused women when two very important issues pertaining to women …
Now pardon me, but for salaries such as yours you might as well listen to a two-minute speech until the end, can you not? Do you not find it in bad taste to come in here only to vote and to even then not be willing to listen to a two-minute speech? You should be ashamed!"@en1
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