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"As already happens with other EU policy areas – the European Neighbourhood Policy, trade policy, etc. – it seems absolutely crucial to me that we make our relations with third countries, even candidate countries, conditional on strict observance of our core values as a community of citizens and states. This report on women’s rights in Turkey is an important element of better grasping the context and the cultural, religious and historical situation of this candidate country. It also shows the most recent progress, thereby enabling a clear and objective analysis of the current situation, such as the creation of the Ministry of Family and Social Policies and the Parliamentary Committee on Equal Opportunities, or the progress with the education system and the labour market. However, there is still a long way to go, as the report acknowledges, particularly with regard to combating gender violence, mainly outside the main urban centres; to implementing the ambitious legislative framework already adopted; and to dialogue, monitoring civil society and implementing these measures. I would congratulate the rapporteur on her excellent own-initiative report, for which I voted."@en1
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