01:19The European Parliament adopted several resolutions during a session in Strasbourg on Thursday, including European Union member states' aid to Ukraine, recognition of Edmundo Gonzalez as Venezuelan president as well as a resolution concerning the reportedly deteriorating situation of women in Afghanistan.
With 425 votes for, 131 against, and 63 abstentions, the Parliament adopted a resolution on the continued financial and military support to Ukraine by EU members. The Parliament members want European nations to remove the present limitations preventing Ukraine from deploying Western weaponry against Russia's legitimate military targets in a resolution.
Following the recent passage of the law at the Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice, the Parliament adopted a resolution on the state of women in Afghanistan with 565 votes in favour, 8 votes against, and 43 abstentions. The EU denounces the exclusion of women and girls from Afghan public life following the Taliban's recent declaration and implementation of Sharia law.
The Parliament also passed a resolution on the state of affairs in Venezuela with 309 votes in favour, 201 against, and 12 abstentions. The resolution stated that the EU should exert all of its efforts to guarantee that Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, the country's lawfully elected president, can take office on January 10, 2025.
For Ukraine, Venezuela's Gonzalez and Afghan women - European Parliament votes in Strasbourg
The European Parliament adopted several resolutions during a session in Strasbourg on Thursday, including European Union member states' aid to Ukraine, recognition of Edmundo Gonzalez as Venezuelan president as well as a resolution concerning the reportedly deteriorating situation of women in Afghanistan.
With 425 votes for, 131 against, and 63 abstentions, the Parliament adopted a resolution on the continued financial and military support to Ukraine by EU members. The Parliament members want European nations to remove the present limitations preventing Ukraine from deploying Western weaponry against Russia's legitimate military targets in a resolution.
Following the recent passage of the law at the Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice, the Parliament adopted a resolution on the state of women in Afghanistan with 565 votes in favour, 8 votes against, and 43 abstentions. The EU denounces the exclusion of women and girls from Afghan public life following the Taliban's recent declaration and implementation of Sharia law.
The Parliament also passed a resolution on the state of affairs in Venezuela with 309 votes in favour, 201 against, and 12 abstentions. The resolution stated that the EU should exert all of its efforts to guarantee that Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, the country's lawfully elected president, can take office on January 10, 2025.
The European Parliament adopted several resolutions during a session in Strasbourg on Thursday, including European Union member states' aid to Ukraine, recognition of Edmundo Gonzalez as Venezuelan president as well as a resolution concerning the reportedly deteriorating situation of women in Afghanistan.
With 425 votes for, 131 against, and 63 abstentions, the Parliament adopted a resolution on the continued financial and military support to Ukraine by EU members. The Parliament members want European nations to remove the present limitations preventing Ukraine from deploying Western weaponry against Russia's legitimate military targets in a resolution.
Following the recent passage of the law at the Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice, the Parliament adopted a resolution on the state of women in Afghanistan with 565 votes in favour, 8 votes against, and 43 abstentions. The EU denounces the exclusion of women and girls from Afghan public life following the Taliban's recent declaration and implementation of Sharia law.
The Parliament also passed a resolution on the state of affairs in Venezuela with 309 votes in favour, 201 against, and 12 abstentions. The resolution stated that the EU should exert all of its efforts to guarantee that Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, the country's lawfully elected president, can take office on January 10, 2025.