Representative
Deputy
Svoboda
Državni zbor
SI - 1000 - Ljubljana
Slovenia
Working language: English
26/06/2024 | 19:12:54 Thank you. I shall now put the Amendment to the vote. The vote is open. The vote is closed. I call for the result to be displayed. Amendment 10 is rejected. We will now proceed to vote on the draft Recommendation contained in Doc. 15933. I remind you that a two-thirds majority is required. The vote is open. The vote is closed. I call for the result to be displayed. The draft Recommendation in Doc. 15933 is adopted. The next item of business this afternoon is the debate on the Report... 26/06/2024 | 18:45:04 Thank you. Dear colleagues, The report underscores a crucial aspect of our collective responsibility: addressing the legacy of conflicts through just and equitable redress. It emphasises the significance of negotiations and processes aimed at addressing the damage caused by conflicts and moving towards reconciliation. However, these efforts too often fall short, creating a sense of injustice that can perpetuate conflict or even lead to a resurgence of hostilities. It is clear that existing... 25/06/2024 | 20:00:00 (Undelivered speech, Rules of Procedure Art. 31.2) Ladies and gentlemen, Allow me to express my sincere gratitude to the rapporteur Ms PETRA BAYR for preparing an excellent overview Report honouring the tireless efforts of women human rights defenders and identifying their key challenges. These courageous individuals are on the frontlines of the battle for equality, justice, and human dignity. Their work is not just important; it is indispensable in the face of growing attempts to re... 25/06/2024 | 19:08:28 Thank you. Today we address a matter that transcends policy debates, delving into our shared humanity and commitment to human rights. Ms Stephanie KRISPER's Report underscores the urgent need for human rights-compliant asylum procedures across Europe. As members of the Council of Europe, our countries are bound by international refugee and human rights law to uphold the dignity and rights of asylum seekers within our borders. The current asylum management trends are deeply concerning, with an... 23/01/2024 | 20:43:35 (Undelivered speech, Rules of Procedure Art. 31.2) Thank you Mr President, Today we are disscussing one of the most pressing issues in our election campaign—the migration challenge. In a world marked by interconnectedness and interdependence, the movement of people across borders has become a defining aspect of our global reality. As we engage in this discourse, we must not only address the practical aspects of migration but also consider the principles that guide our response to the numerous...
18/03/2025 | Doc. 16133 | Motion for a resolution Paving the way for a culture of consent 06/02/2025 | Doc. 16115 | Motion for a resolution The deterioration of women's rights in Afghanistan: a need for global response 15/01/2025 | Doc. 16095 | Motion for a resolution The role of diasporas and migrants in building social cohesion and progress 26/06/2024 | Doc. 16020 | Motion for a resolution Journalists matter: the need to step up efforts to liberate Ukrainian journalists held in captivity by the Russian Federation 11/06/2024 | Doc. 16006 | Motion for a resolution Call for increased support for refugees in Lebanon
26/06/2024 | Doc. 16003, vote on the draft text for resolution Countering the erasure of cultural identity in war and peace 26/06/2024 | Doc. 16003, vote on the draft text for recommendation Countering the erasure of cultural identity in war and peace 25/06/2024 | Doc. 15871, vote on the draft text for resolution Strengthening a youth perspective in the work of the Parliamentary Assembly 25/06/2024 | Doc. 16001, vote on the draft text for resolution Strengthening democracy through participatory and deliberative processes 25/06/2024 | Doc. 15993, vote on the draft text for resolution Protecting women human rights defenders in Europe