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What changed between the resolution motion joint and the adopted text
From · resolution motion joint· 7 Oct 2025
on the situation in Afghanistan: supporting women and communities affected by the recent earthquakes
To · adopted text· 9 Oct 2025
Situation in Afghanistan: supporting women and communities affected by the recent earthquakes
AI:What changed, in short
Changes the stance on CJEU judgments and asylum assessments, and rephrases the call regarding human rights defenders in Pakistan.14 Adds a welcome for the new investigative mechanism and the renewal of the UN Special Rapporteur's mandate.5 The other changes are formal: decimal separators are updated.23
3 changes of substance · 2 formal · 0 of wording only
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Changes to the text itself, in document order. Cover page, citations and punctuation-only edits are left out; they are under “Every difference”.
Changes of substance · 3
Change 1 Substance
AI summary:Replaces the reference to CJEU judgments with a statement that member states are entitled to take gender and nationality into account when carrying out an individual assessment of an asylum application by an Afghan woman.
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Changed:D. whereas in 2024, the CJEU issued three landmark judgments on gender-based violence and persecution, confirmingindicating that womenMember andStates girlsare atentitled riskto oftake suchinto violence,consideration asgender welland asnationality ofalone state-imposedwhen discriminatorycarrying measures,out qualifyan individual assessment of an application for refugeeasylum statusby ona accountwoman of theirAfghan gender;nationality;
Change 4 Substance
AI summary:Replaces a paragraph expressing grave concern about human rights defenders waiting in Pakistan with a call for the EU and member states to assist, where relevant and possible, the application process for these individuals.
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Changed:5. Notes with grave concern thatthe 1situation 300of Afghan human rights defenders, journalists and other public figures who have supported thedemocratic development of democracy in Afghanistan over the last decade, are still waiting in Pakistan to be admitted to Europeanpast Memberdecade Statesand afterwho havinghave been provided withgranted documentation that allowedallowing forthem temporary status in Pakistan, while their asylum request is processed; expresses deep concern about the ongoing deportations that are now also targeting these groups;Pakistan; calls onfor the EU Member Statesand toits makeMember effortsStates to urgently expedite processing of applications from Afghans in needassist, ofwhere safetyrelevant and protection, especiallypossible, forthe thoseapplication atprocess riskfor ofthese deportation;individuals;
Change 5 Substance
AI summary:Adds a paragraph welcoming the establishment of an independent investigative mechanism for Afghanistan and the renewal of the UN Special Rapporteur's mandate.
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Added:12. Welcomes the establishment of an independent investigative mechanism for Afghanistan to answer the call of Afghan victims as a significant milestone in the pursuit of truth, justice and accountability for the people of Afghanistan, who are suffering from international crimes and violations of international law committed in the country; welcomes also the renewal of the UN Special Rapporteur’s mandate and echoes his call for accountability;
2 formal changes: legal basis, citations, references, corrections
Change 2 Formal
AI summary:Changes the decimal separator in the number of affected people from a point to a comma.
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Changed:F. whereas according to the World Health Organization, 422 healthcare facilities in Afghanistan have shut down due to funding shortages, affecting 3.083,08 million people; whereas Afghanistan is experiencing multiple health emergencies, exacerbating what was already one of the highest maternal mortality ratios globally;
Change 3 Formal
AI summary:Changes decimal separators in several numbers from points to commas.
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Changed:G. whereas the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan is dire, with nearly 24 million people dependent on humanitarian assistance and almost 15 million suffering from acute food insecurity; whereas between January and October 2024, over 1.11,1 million Afghans, many of them forcibly returned, came back to Afghanistan, putting pressure on communities already under strain; whereas there are over 3.23,2 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) within Afghanistan and 5.35,3 million Afghan refugees and asylum seekers in neighbouring countries;