The European Parliament has voted in favour with large majority for the report of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) on the Council's proposal on the consular protection of EU citizens outside the EU.
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In July 2012 the EP debated issues related to the Schengen area. Kinga Gál MEP in her written statement emphasized the importance of the community trust in times of the economic and financial crisis.
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On 22 May 2012 the European Parliament debated a motion for resolution on the fight against homophobia. Gál Kinga MEP stated the following related to the debate: 'In the EU there is no place for discrimination based on any ground. We need to fight all kinds of harrasments.'
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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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European Parliament Magazine article by Kinga Gál MEP (EPP), Vice-Chairwoman of the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee (LIBE) of the European Parliament.
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"By adopting a condemning Resolution on Hungary, the Socialist, Liberal, Green and Communist Groups of the European Parliament are neglecting the fact that there is an ongoing dialogue between the Hungarian Government and the European Commission. These Groups have already made their judgement before the end of this process. This is the authoritarian method. This is the method which is against European values. With the adoption of this premature and groundless Resolution, the Left and Liberal parties of the EP are undermining Hungarian people's trust in the European Union and the credibility of the European Parliament", declared Kinga Gál MEP, Vice-Chairwoman of the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee (LIBE) of the European Parliament, and Simon Busuttil MEP, EPP Group Coordinator in the LIBE Committee, after the vote on the Resolution on Hungary.
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