Kinga Gál MEP expressed her concerns regarding the decision of the Central Election Committee of Ukraine that decided on the borders of electoral districs wihout taking into consideration the ethnic composition of the regoins. This decesion makes it practically impossible for the Hungarian minority living in Ukraine to be represented on national level. Ms Kinga Gál addressed a question to the European Commission on this issue.
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Last evening during the one-minute speeches of the plenary session Kinga Gál MEP spoke against the discriminatory measures of the new Romanian government against the national minorities living in Romania.
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Ms Ginga GÁL MEP met today with EEAS (European External Action Service) officials
responsible for Bolivian affairs. They shared their information about the case of Mr Előd Tóásó and
discussed the further steps.
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Kinga Gál MEP called personally Ms Edit Tóásó, sister of Mr Előd Tóásó in order to inform her about the cooperation with Irish MEP, Gay Mitchell and the further steps that are planned to be taken. The MEP reassured Ms Tóásó that she will use every instrument at her disposal to keep the case on the agenda and protect the human rights of Mr Előd Tóásó. She promised furthermore to make concrete steps in order to arrange a meeting for Ms Tóásó with HR/VP Ashton.
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During the April plenary session of the European Parliament Mr László Tőkés MEP's report on the reform of European Higher Education was discussed. Kinga Gál MEP in her written statement developed on the question from the perspective of national minorities.
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During its plenary session the European Parliament debated the accession of the EU to the European Convention on Human Rights. In her contribution to the debate Kinga Gál MEP stressed that the accession can be successful only in case it streghtens the already existing European institutions and the judicial systems of the Member States.
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