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An historic moment: @vonderleyen mentioned Hong Kong in her first State of the Union address at the European Parliament today.
“We must always call out human rights abuses whenever and wherever they occur – be it on Hong Kong or with the Uyghurs.”pic.twitter.com/Es6OTAj4py
“Why are even simple statements on EU values delayed, watered down or held hostage for other motives? When Member States say Europe is too slow, I say to them be courageous and finally move to qualified majority voting – at least on human rights and sanctions implementation.”
.@vonderleyen confirms European Commission will propose a Magnitsky Act soon (following her HK/Xinjiang reference.) "This House has called many times for a European Magnitsky Act––and I can announce that we will now come forward with a proposal. We need to complete our toolbox."
Would she have got so pissed off at someone’s lecturing on Monday that she added this paragraph in the last 48 hours, @laurnorman?pic.twitter.com/PGiQIYOfH8
Every man should have basic human rights. #StandwithUyghurs #FreeHongKong
Delay no more, thanks so much !!
so everyday is historic moment.
Don’t get excited. It’s the EU and they will do precisely nothing. It’s not historic.
speech is good, action could better
#Cyprus #Ayianapa #Rape
“We must always call out human rights abuses whenever & wherever they occur be it Hong Kong or with Uyghurs” @emilyyiolitis
- or in EU itself i.e. #Cyprus where rape victim “Emily” had her basic human Rights breached by @Cyprus_Police & Court System
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