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2014/2630(RSP) Resolution on security and human trafficking in Sinai

Progress: Procedure completed

Legal Basis:

RoP 144

Subjects

6.10.08 Fundamental freedoms, human rights, democracy in general

Events

2014/03/13

EP - Debate in Parliament

Documents

Debate in Parliament

2014/03/13

EP - Decision by Parliament

Details

The European Parliament adopted by 52 votes to 0 with 1 abstention a resolution on security and human trafficking in Sinai. The resolution was tabled by the EPP, S&D, ALDE, Greens/EFA, and ECR groups.

Parliament condemned the recent terrorist attacks against security forces and civilians in Sinai, and expressed its deep concern regarding the reported cases of human trafficking there, noting that thousands of people had been kidnapped in eastern Sudan, taken to Egypt and tortured in Sinai, more than 4 000 of whom have died since the beginning of 2008. It was believed that around 1 000 African refugees are currently being held in captivity.

Members stressed the responsibility of the Egyptian and Israeli governments to combat human trafficking in this area. Noting that the Egyptian interim Government seemed unable to bring the security crisis in Sinai under control, Parliament called for intensified efforts. It also underlined the importance of coordinated regional action in restoring security and combating human trafficking in Sinai, and called for increased international support and more cooperation in this field among the governments of Egypt, Israel, Libya, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Sudan, as well as with relevant organisations, including the UN Multinational Force and Observers. Members called on the VP/HR and the Commission to :

· make this a high-priority topic on the agenda of political dialogue with Egypt, Israel and Sudan;

· actively work with the UNHCR to set up an action group with states involved in the various stages of the trafficking chain, including sources, transit, and destination;

· emphasise respect for human rights in its relations with the Eritrean Government, noting that up to 3 000 people flee from there every month, according to the UN special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Eritrea.

Parliament emphasised once again the EU’s offer to assist the authorities in improving the quality of the assistance and protection offered to asylum seekers and refugees residing on, or transiting through, their territory. In this respect it welcomed the Sudanese Government’s recent call for EU support.

The resolution also stressed the importance of assistance to Sinai survivors , and called for full access of UN agencies and human rights organisations to the areas affected. It noted, in this connection, that the Egyptian authorities did not allow the UNHCR access to asylum seekers and migrants arrested in Sinai and did not attempt to identify potential trafficking victims among them. Members recalled also Israeli law of 10 December 2013, which allowed for indefinite detention of asylum seekers . Destination countries’ authorities were asked to treat asylum-seekers in line with international refugee and human rights law.

Parliament was also very concerned about reports from Europol that several EU Member States have had reports of blackmailing within the EU on behalf of Bedouin organised criminal groups in Sinai, noting that many of the families of the victims live in Member States. It called on EU Foreign Ministers and Ministers of Justice to take appropriate measures, and also on the EU institution to put pressure on Israel and Egypt to take steps to tackle trafficking in Sinai and to drive forward the implementation of Europol’s forthcoming recommendations.

Lastly, Members recalled that one of the root causes of the crises was the marginalisation of the Bedouins in Sinai , and considered that any possible solution to the crisis should include a comprehensive development programme aimed at improving the socioeconomic status and conditions of the local Bedouin population, urging the EU to continue funding NGO-led projects in the region.

Documents

T7-0255/2014

2014/03/13

EP - End of procedure in Parliament

2014/03/11

EP - Motion for a resolution

Documents

B7-0254/2014

2014/03/11

EP - Motion for a resolution

Documents

B7-0256/2014

2014/03/11

EP - Motion for a resolution

Documents

B7-0259/2014

2014/03/11

EP - Motion for a resolution

Documents

B7-0260/2014

2014/03/11

EP - Motion for a resolution

Documents

B7-0261/2014

2014/03/11

EP - Motion for a resolution

Documents

B7-0262/2014

2014/03/11

Joint motion for resolution

Documents

RC-B7-0254/2014

Documents

Debate in Parliament: Debate in Parliament
Decision by Parliament: T7-0255/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0254/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0256/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0259/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0260/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0261/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0262/2014
Joint motion for resolution: RC-B7-0254/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0254/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0256/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0259/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0260/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0261/2014
Motion for a resolution: B7-0262/2014
Joint motion for resolution: RC-B7-0254/2014

Activities

Miguel Angel MARTÍNEZ MARTÍNEZ
Plenary Speeches (3)
Piotr BORYS
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Zdravka BUŠIĆ
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Sari ESSAYAH
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Lidia Joanna GERINGER DE OEDENBERG
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Eija-Riitta KORHOLA
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Krisztina MORVAI
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Franz OBERMAYR
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Mitro REPO
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Judith SARGENTINI
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Olle SCHMIDT
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Sergio Paolo Francesco SILVESTRIS
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Peter ŠŤASTNÝ
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Timothy Charles Ayrton TANNOCK
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Marie-Christine VERGIAT
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai
Tadeusz ZWIEFKA
Plenary Speeches (1)
- 2016/11/22 Security and human trafficking in Sinai

Votes

RC-B7-0254/2014 - Résolution #

2014/03/13 Outcome: +: 52, 0: 1

		PL	DE	NL	RO	FR	SE	CZ	FI	GB	AT	IT	ES	BE	DK	HU	HR	IE	SK
	Total	8	6	5	5	5	3	3	3	2	2	2	2	1	1	2	1	1	1
PPE	22	Poland PPE For (6) Danuta Maria HÜBNER, Jolanta Emilia HIBNER, Krzysztof LISEK, Paweł ZALEWSKI, Piotr BORYS, Zbigniew ZALESKI 6	Germany PPE For (4) Bernd POSSELT, Elisabeth JEGGLE, Ingeborg GRÄSSLE, Rainer WIELAND 4		Romania PPE For (3) Cristian Dan PREDA, Iosif MATULA, Marian-Jean MARINESCU 3	France PPE For (2) Elisabeth MORIN-CHARTIER, Jean-Pierre AUDY 2			Finland PPE For (2) Eija-Riitta KORHOLA, Sari ESSAYAH 2			Italy PPE For (2) Barbara MATERA, Sergio Paolo Francesco SILVESTRIS 2					Croatia PPE For (1) Zdravka BUŠIĆ 1	Ireland PPE For (1) Seán KELLY 1	Slovakia PPE For (1) Peter ŠŤASTNÝ 1
S&D	8	Poland S&D For (1) Lidia Joanna GERINGER DE OEDENBERG 1	Germany S&D For (1) Jutta HAUG 1		Romania S&D For (1) Silvia-Adriana ȚICĂU 1		Sweden S&D For (1) Göran FÄRM 1	Czechia S&D For (1) Zuzana BRZOBOHATÁ 1	Finland S&D For (1) Mitro REPO 1	United Kingdom S&D For (1) Derek VAUGHAN 1			Spain S&D For (1) Miguel Angel MARTÍNEZ MARTÍNEZ 1
ALDE	7			Netherlands ALDE For (3) Gerben-Jan GERBRANDY, Jan MULDER, Marietje SCHAAKE 3	Romania ALDE For (1) Renate WEBER 1		Sweden ALDE For (1) Olle SCHMIDT 1			United Kingdom ALDE For (1) Catherine BEARDER 1	Austria ALDE For (1) Angelika WERTHMANN 1
Verts/ALE	6		Germany Verts/ALE For (1) Hiltrud BREYER 1	Netherlands Verts/ALE For (2) Judith SARGENTINI, Marije CORNELISSEN 2		France Verts/ALE For (1) Nicole KIIL-NIELSEN 1	Sweden Verts/ALE For (1) Carl SCHLYTER 1						Spain Verts/ALE For (1) Raül ROMEVA i RUEDA 1
ECR	4	Poland ECR For (1) Janusz WOJCIECHOWSKI 1						Czechia ECR For (1) Ivo STREJČEK 1						Belgium ECR For (1) Derk Jan EPPINK 1	Denmark ECR For (1) Anna ROSBACH 1
GUE/NGL	3					France GUE/NGL For (2) Marie-Christine VERGIAT, Younous OMARJEE 2		Czechia GUE/NGL For (1) Jaromír KOHLÍČEK 1
NI	3										Austria NI For (1) Hans-Peter MARTIN 1					Hungary NI For (1) Csanád SZEGEDI Abstain (1) Krisztina MORVAI 2

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events/1	date 2014-03-13T00:00:00 type Decision by Parliament body EP docs url: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-7-2014-0255_EN.html title: T7-0255/2014 summary The European Parliament adopted by 52 votes to 0 with 1 abstention a resolution on security and human trafficking in Sinai. The resolution was tabled by the EPP, S&D, ALDE, Greens/EFA, and ECR groups. Parliament condemned the recent terrorist attacks against security forces and civilians in Sinai, and expressed its deep concern regarding the reported cases of human trafficking there, noting that thousands of people had been kidnapped in eastern Sudan, taken to Egypt and tortured in Sinai, more than 4 000 of whom have died since the beginning of 2008. It was believed that around 1 000 African refugees are currently being held in captivity. Members stressed the responsibility of the Egyptian and Israeli governments to combat human trafficking in this area. Noting that the Egyptian interim Government seemed unable to bring the security crisis in Sinai under control, Parliament called for intensified efforts. It also underlined the importance of coordinated regional action in restoring security and combating human trafficking in Sinai, and called for increased international support and more cooperation in this field among the governments of Egypt, Israel, Libya, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Sudan, as well as with relevant organisations, including the UN Multinational Force and Observers. Members called on the VP/HR and the Commission to : · make this a high-priority topic on the agenda of political dialogue with Egypt, Israel and Sudan; · actively work with the UNHCR to set up an action group with states involved in the various stages of the trafficking chain, including sources, transit, and destination; · emphasise respect for human rights in its relations with the Eritrean Government, noting that up to 3 000 people flee from there every month, according to the UN special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Eritrea. Parliament emphasised once again the EU’s offer to assist the authorities in improving the quality of the assistance and protection offered to asylum seekers and refugees residing on, or transiting through, their territory. In this respect it welcomed the Sudanese Government’s recent call for EU support. The resolution also stressed the importance of assistance to Sinai survivors , and called for full access of UN agencies and human rights organisations to the areas affected. It noted, in this connection, that the Egyptian authorities did not allow the UNHCR access to asylum seekers and migrants arrested in Sinai and did not attempt to identify potential trafficking victims among them. Members recalled also Israeli law of 10 December 2013, which allowed for indefinite detention of asylum seekers . Destination countries’ authorities were asked to treat asylum-seekers in line with international refugee and human rights law. Parliament was also very concerned about reports from Europol that several EU Member States have had reports of blackmailing within the EU on behalf of Bedouin organised criminal groups in Sinai, noting that many of the families of the victims live in Member States. It called on EU Foreign Ministers and Ministers of Justice to take appropriate measures, and also on the EU institution to put pressure on Israel and Egypt to take steps to tackle trafficking in Sinai and to drive forward the implementation of Europol’s forthcoming recommendations. Lastly, Members recalled that one of the root causes of the crises was the marginalisation of the Bedouins in Sinai , and considered that any possible solution to the crisis should include a comprehensive development programme aimed at improving the socioeconomic status and conditions of the local Bedouin population, urging the EU to continue funding NGO-led projects in the region.
events/1	date 2014-03-13T00:00:00 type Decision by Parliament, 1st reading/single reading body EP docs url: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-7-2014-0255_EN.html title: T7-0255/2014 summary The European Parliament adopted by 52 votes to 0 with 1 abstention a resolution on security and human trafficking in Sinai. The resolution was tabled by the EPP, S&D, ALDE, Greens/EFA, and ECR groups. Parliament condemned the recent terrorist attacks against security forces and civilians in Sinai, and expressed its deep concern regarding the reported cases of human trafficking there, noting that thousands of people had been kidnapped in eastern Sudan, taken to Egypt and tortured in Sinai, more than 4 000 of whom have died since the beginning of 2008. It was believed that around 1 000 African refugees are currently being held in captivity. Members stressed the responsibility of the Egyptian and Israeli governments to combat human trafficking in this area. Noting that the Egyptian interim Government seemed unable to bring the security crisis in Sinai under control, Parliament called for intensified efforts. It also underlined the importance of coordinated regional action in restoring security and combating human trafficking in Sinai, and called for increased international support and more cooperation in this field among the governments of Egypt, Israel, Libya, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Sudan, as well as with relevant organisations, including the UN Multinational Force and Observers. Members called on the VP/HR and the Commission to : · make this a high-priority topic on the agenda of political dialogue with Egypt, Israel and Sudan; · actively work with the UNHCR to set up an action group with states involved in the various stages of the trafficking chain, including sources, transit, and destination; · emphasise respect for human rights in its relations with the Eritrean Government, noting that up to 3 000 people flee from there every month, according to the UN special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Eritrea. Parliament emphasised once again the EU’s offer to assist the authorities in improving the quality of the assistance and protection offered to asylum seekers and refugees residing on, or transiting through, their territory. In this respect it welcomed the Sudanese Government’s recent call for EU support. The resolution also stressed the importance of assistance to Sinai survivors , and called for full access of UN agencies and human rights organisations to the areas affected. It noted, in this connection, that the Egyptian authorities did not allow the UNHCR access to asylum seekers and migrants arrested in Sinai and did not attempt to identify potential trafficking victims among them. Members recalled also Israeli law of 10 December 2013, which allowed for indefinite detention of asylum seekers . Destination countries’ authorities were asked to treat asylum-seekers in line with international refugee and human rights law. Parliament was also very concerned about reports from Europol that several EU Member States have had reports of blackmailing within the EU on behalf of Bedouin organised criminal groups in Sinai, noting that many of the families of the victims live in Member States. It called on EU Foreign Ministers and Ministers of Justice to take appropriate measures, and also on the EU institution to put pressure on Israel and Egypt to take steps to tackle trafficking in Sinai and to drive forward the implementation of Europol’s forthcoming recommendations. Lastly, Members recalled that one of the root causes of the crises was the marginalisation of the Bedouins in Sinai , and considered that any possible solution to the crisis should include a comprehensive development programme aimed at improving the socioeconomic status and conditions of the local Bedouin population, urging the EU to continue funding NGO-led projects in the region.
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events	date: 2014-03-13T00:00:00 type: Debate in Parliament body: EP docs: url: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?secondRef=TOC&language=EN&reference=20140313&type=CRE title: Debate in Parliament date: 2014-03-13T00:00:00 type: Decision by Parliament, 1st reading/single reading body: EP docs: url: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?type=TA&language=EN&reference=P7-TA-2014-0255 title: T7-0255/2014 summary: The European Parliament adopted by 52 votes to 0 with 1 abstention a resolution on security and human trafficking in Sinai. The resolution was tabled by the EPP, S&D, ALDE, Greens/EFA, and ECR groups. Parliament condemned the recent terrorist attacks against security forces and civilians in Sinai, and expressed its deep concern regarding the reported cases of human trafficking there, noting that thousands of people had been kidnapped in eastern Sudan, taken to Egypt and tortured in Sinai, more than 4 000 of whom have died since the beginning of 2008. It was believed that around 1 000 African refugees are currently being held in captivity. Members stressed the responsibility of the Egyptian and Israeli governments to combat human trafficking in this area. Noting that the Egyptian interim Government seemed unable to bring the security crisis in Sinai under control, Parliament called for intensified efforts. It also underlined the importance of coordinated regional action in restoring security and combating human trafficking in Sinai, and called for increased international support and more cooperation in this field among the governments of Egypt, Israel, Libya, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Sudan, as well as with relevant organisations, including the UN Multinational Force and Observers. Members called on the VP/HR and the Commission to : · make this a high-priority topic on the agenda of political dialogue with Egypt, Israel and Sudan; · actively work with the UNHCR to set up an action group with states involved in the various stages of the trafficking chain, including sources, transit, and destination; · emphasise respect for human rights in its relations with the Eritrean Government, noting that up to 3 000 people flee from there every month, according to the UN special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Eritrea. Parliament emphasised once again the EU’s offer to assist the authorities in improving the quality of the assistance and protection offered to asylum seekers and refugees residing on, or transiting through, their territory. In this respect it welcomed the Sudanese Government’s recent call for EU support. The resolution also stressed the importance of assistance to Sinai survivors , and called for full access of UN agencies and human rights organisations to the areas affected. It noted, in this connection, that the Egyptian authorities did not allow the UNHCR access to asylum seekers and migrants arrested in Sinai and did not attempt to identify potential trafficking victims among them. Members recalled also Israeli law of 10 December 2013, which allowed for indefinite detention of asylum seekers . Destination countries’ authorities were asked to treat asylum-seekers in line with international refugee and human rights law. Parliament was also very concerned about reports from Europol that several EU Member States have had reports of blackmailing within the EU on behalf of Bedouin organised criminal groups in Sinai, noting that many of the families of the victims live in Member States. It called on EU Foreign Ministers and Ministers of Justice to take appropriate measures, and also on the EU institution to put pressure on Israel and Egypt to take steps to tackle trafficking in Sinai and to drive forward the implementation of Europol’s forthcoming recommendations. Lastly, Members recalled that one of the root causes of the crises was the marginalisation of the Bedouins in Sinai , and considered that any possible solution to the crisis should include a comprehensive development programme aimed at improving the socioeconomic status and conditions of the local Bedouin population, urging the EU to continue funding NGO-led projects in the region. date: 2014-03-13T00:00:00 type: End of procedure in Parliament body: EP
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Poland PPE

For (6)

Germany PPE

For (4)

Romania PPE

For (3)

France PPE

For (2)

Finland PPE

For (2)

Italy PPE

For (2)

Croatia PPE

For (1)

Ireland PPE

For (1)

Slovakia PPE

For (1)

Poland S&D

For (1)

Germany S&D

For (1)

Romania S&D

For (1)

Sweden S&D

For (1)

Czechia S&D

For (1)

Finland S&D

For (1)

United Kingdom S&D

For (1)

Spain S&D

For (1)

Netherlands ALDE

For (3)

Romania ALDE

For (1)

Sweden ALDE

For (1)

United Kingdom ALDE

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Austria ALDE

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Germany Verts/ALE

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Netherlands Verts/ALE

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France Verts/ALE

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Sweden Verts/ALE

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Spain Verts/ALE

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Poland ECR

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Czechia ECR

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Belgium ECR

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Denmark ECR

For (1)

France GUE/NGL

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Czechia GUE/NGL

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Austria NI

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Hungary NI

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