Regulation of prostitution in the EU: its cross-border implications and impact on gender equality and women’s rights
· A9-0240/2023 · Proposition de résolution (ensemble du texte)
- Different regulations across the EU lead to organised crime
- People in prostitution are marginalised and criminalised, hindering their access to essential services
- Reducing demand would prevent and decrease human trafficking
- Commission should develop common EU guidelines guaranteeing fundamental rights for people in prostitution
For: 234(44 %). Against: 175(33 %). Abstentions: 122(23 %). In total, 531 MEPs voted. 174 MEPs didn’t vote.
Magdalena ADAMOWICZEPP · Poland
Asim ADEMOVEPP · Bulgaria
Isabella ADINOLFIEPP · Italy
Matteo ADINOLFIID · Italy
Alex AGIUS SALIBAS&D · Malta
Mazaly AGUILARECR · Spain
Clara AGUILERAS&D · Spain
Abir AL-SAHLANIRenew · Sweden
Alviina ALAMETSÄGreens/EFA · Finland
João ALBUQUERQUES&D · Portugal
European People’s PartyFor: 108(82 %). Against: 3(2 %). Abstentions: 20(15 %). In total, 131 MEPs voted. 46 MEPs didn’t vote.
Progressive Alliance of Socialists and DemocratsFor: 84(82 %). Against: 7(7 %). Abstentions: 12(12 %). In total, 103 MEPs voted. 40 MEPs didn’t vote.
Renew EuropeFor: 17(20 %). Against: 50(60 %). Abstentions: 17(20 %). In total, 84 MEPs voted. 17 MEPs didn’t vote.
Greens/European Free AllianceFor: 8(12 %). Against: 47(72 %). Abstentions: 10(15 %). In total, 65 MEPs voted. 7 MEPs didn’t vote.
European Conservatives and ReformistsFor: 2(4 %). Against: 27(59 %). Abstentions: 17(37 %). In total, 46 MEPs voted. 20 MEPs didn’t vote.
Identity and DemocracyFor: 0(0 %). Against: 27(52 %). Abstentions: 25(48 %). In total, 52 MEPs voted. 9 MEPs didn’t vote.
Non-attached MembersFor: 5(20 %). Against: 5(20 %). Abstentions: 15(60 %). In total, 25 MEPs voted. 23 MEPs didn’t vote.
The Left in the European Parliament – GUE/NGLFor: 10(40 %). Against: 9(36 %). Abstentions: 6(24 %). In total, 25 MEPs voted. 12 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Germany
For: 36(45 %). Against: 32(40 %). Abstentions: 12(15 %). In total, 80 MEPs voted. 16 MEPs didn’t vote.
- France
For: 22(37 %). Against: 25(42 %). Abstentions: 13(22 %). In total, 60 MEPs voted. 19 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Italy
For: 20(35 %). Against: 4(7 %). Abstentions: 33(58 %). In total, 57 MEPs voted. 19 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Spain
For: 37(73 %). Against: 8(16 %). Abstentions: 6(12 %). In total, 51 MEPs voted. 8 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Poland
For: 12(38 %). Against: 18(56 %). Abstentions: 2(6 %). In total, 32 MEPs voted. 20 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Romania
For: 13(54 %). Against: 2(8 %). Abstentions: 9(38 %). In total, 24 MEPs voted. 9 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Netherlands
For: 1(4 %). Against: 19(76 %). Abstentions: 5(20 %). In total, 25 MEPs voted. 4 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Portugal
For: 17(81 %). Against: 2(10 %). Abstentions: 2(10 %). In total, 21 MEPs voted. 0 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Belgium
For: 4(24 %). Against: 7(41 %). Abstentions: 6(35 %). In total, 17 MEPs voted. 4 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Czechia
For: 3(17 %). Against: 14(78 %). Abstentions: 1(6 %). In total, 18 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
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