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Mr Benjamin DALLE (Belgium, EPP/CD)

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Substitute
Senator
CD&V

Sénat
BE - 1009 - Brussels
Belgium

Working language: French

Declarations of interests:
2025

Mandates

In the political groups

  • Member: Group of the European People's Party since 27/01/2025

In the Assembly

  • since 27/01/2025 Substitute - Belgium

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

  • Alternate EPP/CD: Committee on the Election of Judges to the European Court of Human Rights (since 31/01/2025)
  • Full Member: Sub-Committee on Youth and the Society of the Future (since 28/01/2025)
  • Full Member: Sub-Committee on Media and Information Society (since 28/01/2025)
  • Alternate of Mr Mathieu MICHEL (Full Member): Committee on Culture, Science, Education and Media (since 27/01/2025)

Interventions

Last speeches

10/04/2025 | 12:25:31 Thank you, Mister President, On behalf of the Group of the European People's Party, I would like to express our strong support for this report and for the European Union’s accession to the European Convention on Human Rights. This is not only a technical exercise. It is also a political moment, and an opportunity to reaffirm what the European Union stands for: a Union based on the rule of law and human rights. Accession will bring the EU under the same external judicial scrutiny as its member... 09/04/2025 | 19:17:18 Thank you, Madam President [spoken in French]. Dear colleagues, first, we would like to thank the rapporteur for this timely and important report. The focus is very well chosen. It highlights the challenges that remain, especially in the implementation of leading cases which reveal systemic problems. It also draws attention to essential rights – the freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, free elections, the independence of the judiciary. Rights that lie at the core of our democracy. The... 30/01/2025 | 17:45:05 Dear President, dear colleagues, It's a great honour for me, for the first time, to speak before this Parliamentary Assembly about human rights, which is so fundamental. Freedom of expression indeed is a cornerstone of our democracies. Without it, there's no open debate, no rule of law, and no real democratic participation. In today's digital society, social media plays a crucial role in public discourse. It connects people, amplifies voices, and provides access to diverse sources of...

Activities