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FHRUL: Union "For Human Rights in a United Latvia"
What we stand for:
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Program of the Political Party "FHRUL – For Human Rights in a United Latvia"
Adopted: 03.06.2006.
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Tatjana Zdanoka had a meeting with Viktor Yanukovych
May 28th, 2010, Kiev. Member of the European Parliament Tatjana Zdanoka with the International Advice of the Russian Compatriots delegation met the President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych.
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No longer lost in translation
New EU legislation to guarantee the right to translation in criminal proceedings in other member states are set to be approved by the European Parliament this week. The new rules were welcomed by Civil Liberties Committee Member Tatjana Zdanoka
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Recruitment of new EU ambassadors: External Action Service must not become an old boys club
Ms Ashton's first staffing decisions could hardly be worse: not even one out of 10 ambassadors would be female, a total of 2 of the 115 ambassadors would come from Eastern Europe
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FHRUL letter to the International Monetary Fund (IMF)
On May 25th, 2010 FHRUL sent a letter to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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MEP T. Zdanoka sceptical about Schengen data sharing
Civil Liberties Committee Member Tatjana Zdanoka says that she remains unconvinced that a revised Schengen Information System will properly deal with concerns about data protection and personal privacy. This is a shared database that allows law enforcement authorities across the EU's Schengen Area to share information on individuals, vehicles and documents
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EFA letter to the Vice-President of the European Commission on the use of minority languages
Neither Regulation No 1/58, nor other legal acts prohibit use of non-official languages in publications by the Commission. We believe that removal of the factsheets in Russian and apologies have been overreaction to criticism expressed by some anti-minority politicians
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Zdanoka welcomes EU Commissioner's intervention
The Commissioner was responding to an oral question tabled in the European Parliament by Tatjana Zdanoka, Jean Lambert, Alejandro Cercas, Marian Harlin and Elizabeth Lynne on the social consequences of the economic crisis and the financial aid given to certain countries
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