Representative
Deputy
Social Democratic Party of Lithuania
Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania
LT - 01109 - Vilnius-2
Lithuania
Working language: English
Declarations of interests:
2026
, 2025
Declarations of interest regarding election observations (if applicable)
29/09/2026 | 15:58:54 Thank you, Madam Chair. Mister Minister, Highest respect for your support for the International Criminal Court that you reaffirmed at the United Nations General Assembly. Indeed, crimes against humanity and their deserved punishment is part of our civilisation. Also, I would like to express our gratitude for decision of deployment of the Lithuania Brigade. It serves for the security of the entire Baltic region. Mister Minister, Germany has provided substantial military, civilian and... 24/06/2026 | 12:58:30 President, Artificial intelligence (AI) should not be demonised; it is only a tool, if properly used. Digital technologies, including AI, offer unprecedented opportunities for human development and innovation, with the potential to generate social and economic benefits. However, ownership of datasets, coupled with control over the most powerful AI systems, can lead to a dangerous concentration of power in the hands of big corporations and authoritarian regimes, especially in the absence of... 22/04/2026 | 13:20:28 (Undelivered speech, Rules of Procedure Art. 31.2) My country, Lithuania, is among those that have signed but have not yet ratified the Istanbul Convention. The main reason lies in narratives that misrepresent the Convention as being contrary to traditional family values or even to constitutional principles. These narratives also distort the concept of gender as defined in the Convention. This has resulted in a delay in its ratification. Despite this, significant progress has been made in... 29/01/2026 | 11:03:10 Thank you, Madam Chair. This debate is about a principle, not only a territory. It concerns the rules-based international order, the very order that protects all states, and especially smaller ones, from coercion. Greenland is an integral part of the Kingdom of Denmark, and Lithuania stands in full solidarity with Denmark and the people of Greenland. Respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity is a fundamental norm of European stability, one that this Assembly has defended consistently... 30/09/2025 | 17:15:52 Thank you, Madam President. The Council of Europe is strong when we work in dialogue. Kazakhstan is an important partner in Central Asia. We congratulate Kazakhstan on its steps to promote human rights. We welcome reforms and we note progress. The death penalty has been abolished, the Constitutional Court is back and local mayors have been elected. These are real steps for human rights. They mean more dignity, more justice and a bigger voice for its citizens. Parliaments build trust. The...
06/07/2011 | Doc. 12683 | Report The activities of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in 2010-2011
23/04/2026 | Doc. 16395 | Motion for a resolution Human rights challenges in the North Caucasus 22/09/2025 | Doc. 16263 | Motion for a resolution Democracy, rule of law, and inclusive dialogue in Türkiye in light of the current political situation 26/06/2025 | Doc. 16220 | Written declaration On the situation of freedom of faith in Belarus 25/06/2025 | Doc. 16213 | Motion for a resolution Regular working relationships with Taiwan 14/05/2025 | Doc. 16176 | Written declaration Kazakhstan: the way forward democracy, respect for human rights and the rule of law
30/09/2026 | Doc. 16468, vote on the draft text for recommendation Growing threats to media pluralism and the independence of the media 30/09/2026 | Doc. 16468, vote on the draft text for resolution Growing threats to media pluralism and the independence of the media 24/06/2026 | Doc. 16418, vote on the draft text for resolution Eliminating gender stereotypes in the media 22/04/2026 | Doc. 16370, vote on the draft text for resolution Paving the way for a culture of consent 22/04/2026 | Doc. 16372, vote on the draft text for resolution Promoting the Istanbul Convention and improving its implementation: building on lessons learnt