European Commissioner Jessica Roswal reveals unity with lgbtq+ community
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AdvertisementJessica Roswal, European Commissioner for Environmental and Water Breakfast, says, “Anyone who wants to join the LGP community in Hungary should do so.”
The commissioner responded The Hungarian government’s decision to ban gay glory illustrations, A decision that has been severely condemned by most EU member states, including France, Germany and Spain.
“The European Union is based on values. We all protect it, which is the need to guide us as part of this union – one of the most important things, the construction of this precious value of the people’s freedom and the love they want, or the rule of the law and all these things.”
“So, of course I support this idea I was in many stops but only in Stockholm“He said more.
However, a source of the European Commission told Euronevs EU commissioners are unlikely to be confirmed with lgbtq+ communityThis is seen as a “provocative of Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Arban, and opens the door he accused UE of interfering with Hungarian affairs.
“I think it will be favorable to the Arban if people appear to be publicly at the top of Brussels,” the source said.
Legal situation
However, legal experts and some member states argue that the European Commission Under Section 2 is obliged to protect the rights and freedoms of EU citizens.
A group of 17 member states led by the Netherlands signed a statement condemning the Hungarian decision.
“We are concerned about the impact of these actions on freedom of expression, the right to peaceful collection and the right to privacy,” reads it as part of the report.
European Commissioner of Justice and Law, Michael McGrath, He considered the freedom to meet a fundamental right to be protected.
Stressed that the parade of pride Do not be threatened by children, Like the Hungarian parliament argued.
However, Roswal says that he does not want to make decisions for others, but this issue says that the issue is in the center of his beliefs and the values of the 27 -member constituency.
“I don’t tell people what they should do, but that’s what I really believe This is the center of the EU“He explained.
The Budapest Bright event is scheduled for June 28, challenging the new law, and no European Commissioner has done so, though many MEPs have expressed the idea of participating.
