Deputy
Democrats For Lithuania
Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania
LT - 01109 - Vilnius-2
Lithuania
Working language: English
27/06/2024 | 11:51:28 Dear President, Dear colleagues, We stand today at a pivotal moment in history, where, of course, our solidarity, our compassion, our resolve are being tested by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Today we are called open to envision and implement both immediate and long-term policy solutions to support millions of displaced by the tragic war. Over 5.9 million Ukrainians have sought refuge in Europe and an additional 500 000 have fled to countries outside Europe. Within Ukraine around 5 million... 26/06/2024 | 12:06:53 Dear President, Dear colleagues, More than two years have passed since our mentioning of a full-scale invasion that began, and we continue to witness those devastating impacts of this war. It is imperative that we establish a special tribunal for the crimes of aggression against Ukraine. This tribunal must be international in its scope, ensuring cross regional support, and minimising any legal challenges. Therefore, I fully agree that the most feasible and the most effective way to do this is... 17/04/2024 | 17:11:00 Thank you, dear President, dear colleagues. I want to thank all three rapporteurs for the excellent work done and reports prepared, and especially Evgenia KARA-MURZA for her address to this Assembly. The recent demise of Alexei Navalny has sparked global outrage and renewed the discussions about the state of democracy in Russia and Vladimir Putin's regime. And while Navalny is dead, what I believe to be result of poisoning orchestrated by the Kremlin, once again, serves as a stark reminder of... 16/04/2024 | 19:59:06 (Undelivered speech, Rules of Procedure Art. 31.2) Dear President, dear colleagues, We have been the ones who led the way in expressing our solitary withUkraine and its people, in condemning the Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and in excluding Russia from our members. But we did not stop and continued our work in setting up the Register of Damage Caused by the Aggression of the Russia against Ukraine. The documented damages to Ukraine's infrastructure and economy caused by the... 24/01/2024 | 16:18:21 Thank you, Chair. Dear colleagues, Today I wish to address you not only as a Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe delegate of Lithuania, but also as a chairperson of the Lithuanian Parliament friendship group with OECD and also as a former deputy councillor of government in charge of Lithuania's successful application process to OECD. It is exactly this application process to become a member country of OECD, very similar to, yes, the application process to become members of the...
03/07/2024 | Doc. 16022 | Motion for a resolution Georgian law on "foreign influence" 03/07/2024 | Doc. 16023 | Motion for a resolution Establishing closer co-operation with Mongolia 26/06/2024 | Doc. 16021 | Motion for a resolution Support for political negotiations to enforce exchange and release of prisoners of war 24/01/2024 | Doc. 15906 | Motion for a resolution Strengthening mechanisms for early warning and action in conflict prevention 27/06/2023 | Doc. 15766 | Written declaration Call on the Heads of State and Government of the Council of Europe to give strong political support to the creation of a special international criminal tribunal for the crime of aggression against Ukraine
28/06/2024 | Doc. 15999, vote on the draft text for resolution Safeguarding human rights for future generations 27/06/2024 | Doc. 16018, vote on the draft text for resolution Challenges to democracy in Georgia 27/06/2024 | Doc. 16002, vote on the draft text for resolution An urgent call to Europe and its partners: envisioning immediate and long-term policy solutions in support of the displaced people of Ukraine 27/06/2024 | Doc. 16004, vote on the draft text for resolution Call for Varosha’s return to its lawful inhabitants 27/06/2024 | Doc. 15995, vote on the draft text for resolution Post-conflict time: defusing ticking time bombs for a safe return of displaced populations