Situation in Afghanistan: supporting women and communities affected by the recent earthquakes
· RC-B10-0415/2025 · Proposition de résolution (ensemble du texte)
The European Parliament adopted by 504 votes to 74, with 30 abstentions, a resolution on the situation in Afghanistan: supporting women and communities affected by the recent earthquakes.
The text adopted in plenary was tabled by the EPP, S&D, ECR, Renew, Greens/EFA and The Left groups.
On 31 August 2025 a 6.0 magnitude earthquake hit the province of Kunar in Eastern Afghanistan, causing over 2 200 deaths and thousands of injuries, and destroying more than 6 700 homes. At least 11 000 people are displaced and living in tents as winter approaches. With global aid cuts and Taliban restrictions, the emergency response has been severely hindered. In addition, women and girls are disproportionately impacted due to gender-based restrictions, lack…
For: 504(83 %). Against: 74(12 %). Abstentions: 30(5 %). In total, 608 MEPs voted. 111 MEPs didn’t vote.
Mika AALTOLAEPP · Finlandfor
Maravillas ABADÍA JOVEREPP · Spainfor
Magdalena ADAMOWICZEPP · Polandfor
Georgios AFTIASEPP · Greecefor
Oihane AGIRREGOITIA MARTÍNEZRenew · Spainfor
Peter AGIUSEPP · Maltafor
Alex AGIUS SALIBAS&D · Maltafor
Abir AL-SAHLANIRenew · Swedenfor
Galato ALEXANDRAKIECR · Greecedid not vote
Grégory ALLIONERenew · Francedid not vote
European People’s PartyFor: 167(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 167 MEPs voted. 21 MEPs didn’t vote.
Progressive Alliance of Socialists and DemocratsFor: 99(98 %). Against: 2(2 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 101 MEPs voted. 35 MEPs didn’t vote.
Patriots for EuropeFor: 20(27 %). Against: 42(56 %). Abstentions: 13(17 %). In total, 75 MEPs voted. 9 MEPs didn’t vote.
European Conservatives and ReformistsFor: 58(85 %). Against: 8(12 %). Abstentions: 2(3 %). In total, 68 MEPs voted. 11 MEPs didn’t vote.
Renew EuropeFor: 61(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 61 MEPs voted. 14 MEPs didn’t vote.
Greens/European Free AllianceFor: 46(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 46 MEPs voted. 7 MEPs didn’t vote.
The Left in the European ParliamentFor: 39(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 39 MEPs voted. 7 MEPs didn’t vote.
Non-attached MembersFor: 13(48 %). Against: 1(4 %). Abstentions: 13(48 %). In total, 27 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
Europe of Sovereign NationsFor: 1(4 %). Against: 21(88 %). Abstentions: 2(8 %). In total, 24 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Germany
For: 63(74 %). Against: 15(18 %). Abstentions: 7(8 %). In total, 85 MEPs voted. 11 MEPs didn’t vote.
- France
For: 39(55 %). Against: 32(45 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 71 MEPs voted. 10 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Italy
For: 62(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 62 MEPs voted. 14 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Spain
For: 51(98 %). Against: 1(2 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 52 MEPs voted. 8 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Poland
For: 44(94 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 3(6 %). In total, 47 MEPs voted. 6 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Romania
For: 21(88 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 3(13 %). In total, 24 MEPs voted. 9 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Netherlands
For: 21(81 %). Against: 5(19 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 26 MEPs voted. 5 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Belgium
For: 14(82 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 3(18 %). In total, 17 MEPs voted. 5 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Sweden
For: 17(85 %). Against: 3(15 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 20 MEPs voted. 1 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Czechia
For: 16(89 %). Against: 1(6 %). Abstentions: 1(6 %). In total, 18 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
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