Today, the European Parliament backed a resolution spearheaded by the S&D Group, which is designed to make the EU industry fit for a green and socially just future.
On the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the European Parliament has adopted a resolution in support of Ukraine and its people who are courageously fighting for their freedom, personal safety, democracy and human rights.
Today, the socialists and democrats are urging the President of the European Parliament to step up and act on the demands of the majority of MEPs asking for more ambitious reforms on integrity.
Today, at the S&D’s request, the Parliament finally debated the erosion of the rule of law in Greece, which had previously been blocked by other political groups. The debate centred around the media freedom and wiretapping scandal, which involves journalists and the leader of PASOK, our S&D MEP, Nikos Androulakis.
The European Parliament has today approved additional responsibilities of the special INGE committee on foreign interference and disinformation. The special committee – founded two years ago at the initiative of the Socialists and Democrats – will work to strengthen the integrity, transparency and accountability of the European Parliament.
BRUSSELS/LONDON, 14 February 2023 – One in 50 refugees and migrants dies or goes missing on Mediterranean routes into Europe and children face violence and inhumane conditions on arrival, according to a new report by Save the Children.
At the same time, European countries and the EU have demonstrated that these deaths and mistreatment of children are not inevitable in the welcome shown to child refugees from Ukraine in the last year.
Six years after the EU signed the Istanbul Convention on eradicating violence against women, the socialists and democrats are urging EU governments to press ahead with ratifying it in the Council as soon as possible.