Mr Knut ABRAHAM (Germany, EPP/CD)

In the political groups

• Member: Group of the European People's Party since 24/01/2022

In the Assembly

• since 24/01/2022 Representative - Germany

In the committee(s) and sub-committee(s)

• Full Member: Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights (since 24/01/2022)
• Alternate of Mr Norbert KLEINWÄCHTER (Full Member): Sub-Committee on Human Rights (since 26/01/2022)

Reports and committee opinions

Motions, Written Declarations, Questions

09/05/2023 | Doc. 15713 | Written declaration The persecution of Poles in Belarus and the sentencing of Andrzej Poczobut in a show trial to 8 years in prison by a Belarusian court 22/04/2023 | Doc. 15747 | Written declaration Nuclear safety in Europe is again being called into question: time for decisive action 21/03/2023 | Doc. 15728 | Motion for a resolution Commemorating the 90th anniversary of the Holodomor of 1932-1933 in Ukraine 01/03/2023 | Doc. 15720 | Motion for a resolution The need to designate the Russian "Wagner Group" as a terrorist organisation 14/02/2023 | Doc. 15713 | Written declaration The persecution of Poles in Belarus and the sentencing of Andrzej Poczobut in a show trial to 8 years in prison by a Belarusian court

Votes on adopted texts

23/01/2023 | Doc. 15591, vote on the draft text for resolution Addressing the issue of Daesh foreign fighters and their families returning from Syria and other countries to the member States of the Council of Europe 23/01/2023 | Doc. 15591, vote on the draft text for recommendation Addressing the issue of Daesh foreign fighters and their families returning from Syria and other countries to the member States of the Council of Europe 11/10/2022 | Doc. 15609, vote on the draft text for resolution Supporting a European perspective for the Western Balkans 11/10/2022 | Doc. 15609, vote on the draft text for recommendation Supporting a European perspective for the Western Balkans 20/06/2022 | Doc. 15535, vote on the draft text for resolution The role of political parties in fostering diversity and inclusion: a new Charter for a non-racist society