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25 June 2013
Tabled by Mr Valeriu GHILETCHI, Mr Luca VOLONTÈ, Ms Ana GUŢU, Mr Emanuelis ZINGERIS, Ms Liliana PALIHOVICI
If adopted, amendments 9, 10, 11 falls.
Votes: 17 in favor 47 against 2 abstentions
In the draft resolution, delete paragraph 2.
25 June 2013
Tabled by Sir Edward LEIGH, Mr Robert NEILL, Lord Alexander DUNDEE, Mr Ferenc KALMÁR, Mr Attila GRUBER
Falls if amendment 1 is adopted.
Votes: 18 in favor 50 against 0 abstention
In the draft resolution, paragraph 2, replace the words "is not as self-evident as defining 'forced' sterilisations and castrations, which" with the following words: "is important. 'Forced' sterilisations and castrations".
25 June 2013
Tabled by Sir Edward LEIGH, Mr Robert NEILL, Lord Alexander DUNDEE, Mr Ferenc KALMÁR, Mr Attila GRUBER
Falls if amendment 1 is adopted.
Votes: 17 in favor 51 against 1 abstention
In the draft resolution, paragraph 2, delete the words "currently evolving in human rights law".
25 June 2013
Tabled by Sir Edward LEIGH, Mr Robert NEILL, Lord Alexander DUNDEE, Mr Ferenc KALMÁR, Mr Attila GRUBER
Falls if amendment 1 is adopted.
Votes: 18 in favor 49 against 1 abstention
In the draft resolution, paragraph 2, replace the last two sentences with the following sentence: "However, the choice made by the patient in involuntary placement about his treatment cannot be considered coerced or otherwise involuntary simply because the treatment offers him the possibility of acquiring control over his dangerous behaviour and, consequently, the possibility of being released."
25 June 2013
Tabled by Sir Edward LEIGH, Mr Robert NEILL, Lord Alexander DUNDEE, Mr Ferenc KALMÁR, Mr Attila GRUBER
If adopted, amendments 2, 3 falls.
Votes: 13 in favor 53 against 2 abstentions
In the draft resolution, paragraph 4, replace the last 3 sentences with the following sentences: "However, sterilisations and castrations which could be considered "coerced" either occur or are possible under some existing laws. In law or in practice, these are mainly directed against or may affect particularly vulnerable groups, such as transgender persons, Roma women or convicted sex offenders. Neither forced nor coerced sterilisations or castrations can be legitimated in any way in the 21st century - they must stop or be prevented."
25 June 2013
Tabled by Mr Valeriu GHILETCHI, Ms Ana GUŢU, Mr Emanuelis ZINGERIS, Ms Liliana PALIHOVICI, Mr Cezar Florin PREDA
Falls if amendment 12 is adopted.
Votes: 18 in favor 50 against 0 abstention
In the draft resolution, paragraph 4, replace the word "would" with the following word: "could".
25 June 2013
Tabled by Mr Valeriu GHILETCHI, Mr Luca VOLONTÈ, Ms Ana GUŢU, Mr Emanuelis ZINGERIS, Ms Liliana PALIHOVICI
Falls if amendment 12 is adopted.
Votes: 13 in favor 54 against 2 abstentions
In the draft resolution, paragraph 4, delete the words "transgender persons".
25 June 2013
Tabled by Mr Valeriu GHILETCHI, Mr Luca VOLONTÈ, Ms Ana GUŢU, Mr Emanuelis ZINGERIS, Mr Latchezar TOSHEV
Votes: 13 in favor 57 against 1 abstention
In the draft resolution, paragraph 7.1, after the word "coerced into", insert the following word: "abortion,".
25 June 2013
Tabled by Mr Valeriu GHILETCHI, Mr Luca VOLONTÈ, Ms Ana GUŢU, Mr Emanuelis ZINGERIS, Ms Liliana PALIHOVICI
Votes: 20 in favor 49 against 0 abstention
In the draft resolution, paragraph 7.1, delete the words "in any way for any reason".
25 June 2013
Tabled by Mr Valeriu GHILETCHI, Mr Luca VOLONTÈ, Ms Ana GUŢU, Mr Emanuelis ZINGERIS, Mr Latchezar TOSHEV
Votes: 13 in favor 55 against 0 abstention
In the draft resolution, paragraph 7.2, after the word "coerced", insert the following word : "abortion," .
25 June 2013
Tabled by Mr Valeriu GHILETCHI, Mr Luca VOLONTÈ, Ms Ana GUŢU, Mr Emanuelis ZINGERIS, Mr Latchezar TOSHEV
In the draft resolution, paragraph 7.3, after the word "coerced", insert the following word : "abortion," .
25 June 2013
Tabled by Mr Valeriu GHILETCHI, Mr Luca VOLONTÈ, Ms Ana GUŢU, Mr Emanuelis ZINGERIS, Ms Liliana PALIHOVICI
Votes: 18 in favor 49 against 2 abstentions
In the draft resolution, after paragraph 7.4, insert the following paragraph:
"The Assembly recognises the right of Member States to insist on gender reassignment surgery (including where this may necessarily involve sterilisation or castration) as a precondition for permanent legal recognition of a change of sexual identity. In such circumstances where the State is seeking to respond compassionately to a firmly expressed desire to change sex, there can be no presumption of guilt for coercion or requirement for retrospective apology or compensation."
25 June 2013
Tabled by Sir Edward LEIGH, Mr Robert NEILL, Lord Alexander DUNDEE, Mr Ferenc KALMÁR, Mr Attila GRUBER
Votes: 17 in favor 53 against 1 abstention
In the draft resolution, paragraph 8, replace the word "coerced" with the following words: "free and informed consent to".