23/06/2022 | 17:50:33 Thank you very much. I do apologise. President, dear colleagues, I think the report perfectly reflects the fact that this is all about a story with two parts. On the one hand, there hasn't been any real compliance with Council of Europe standards nor those of the Venice Commission. On the other hand, there is an express willingness to continue with this co-operation process on the part of both institutions as well as the civil society. Those are something we were able to see for ourselves... 26/04/2022 | 10:54:24 Thank you, President. The difficult times we are living through call us to make bold choices. The events of recent years have shown us how deep the interdependencies run and how important it is to act together to meet the challenges we face. The great transitions we are experiencing are reshaping global scenarios, at the moment for the most part governed by a variety of almost exclusively national interests. In order for Europe to be a protagonist in the new global order and to be among those... 15/03/2022 | 12:10:01 President, Colleagues, This is a very sad and difficult moment in our history. The model of society that we have dreamed of and built together is under discussion. We have to demonstrate with choices and behaviors on which side we stand. We are on the side of the Ukrainian people who have been attacked without ifs and buts, committed to restore peace and to welcome people fleeing from war. We have no doubts: in this moment the minimum conditions for the Russian Federation to continue to be... 24/01/2022 | 16:02:23 Dear Mr President, Dear Colleagues, It is the fourth time that our Assembly is observing parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan. The Kyrgyz Parliament has enjoyed since 2014 the status of “Partner for Democracy” with the PACE. It is the only Central Asian country to receive this status. Our delegation of 13 persons was composed of nine members of the Assembly, representing all five political groups within the Parliamentary Assembly and coming from seven different European member states. These... 29/09/2021 | 16:48:15 Thank you, President, The right to a healthy environment is increasingly seen as essential to the effective enjoyment of other fundamental rights, and the institutions have a duty to commit to guaranteeing effective protection for citizens. The right to a healthy environment increasingly appears to be essential for the effective enjoyment of other fundamental rights, and the institutions have a duty to commit themselves to ensuring that citizens are effectively protected. Yesterday, Professor... 29/09/2021 | 10:36:29 Thank you, President. The climate crisis is exacerbating global inequalities, both in terms of access to environmental resources and in the cost of reducing emissions, accentuating migration, triggering famines, pandemics and increasingly frequent humanitarian emergencies. Strong and urgent multilateral joint action is therefore needed to ensure that access to fundamental rights and to a healthy and safe environment is more equitably shared among regions, countries, different generations and... 20/11/2020 | 14:44:03 Yes, thank you. You understand the name. Thank you. The pandemic has also had a heavy impact on the activities of our assembly. We were able to react quickly by allowing meetings to be held remotely and still ensure continuity in the work. However, it is undeniable that there are some problematic profiles. First of all, replacing the sessions with meetings of the enlarged standing committee created a problem of representativeness. Because only the members of the committee can vote. Then we...