Every vote on this decision
Situation of fundamental rights in the EU in 2022 and 2023
49 votes in the order they were taken.Links open the A vote in which every MEP’s individual position is recorded and published., where every MEP’s position is recorded.
Before the final vote, MEPs decided on 24 amendments (24 rejected) and 24 parts of the text voted on separately (18 adopted, 6 rejected).
A paragraph or amendment voted in separate parts, so groups can back one part and oppose another. · 24
24 votes on parts of the text: 18 adopted, 6 rejected
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Vote 1:Paragraph 2 — part 1 of 2
Rejected show of hands
Split vote by S&D
‘Calls for a swift agreement on the anti-SLAPP directive, which should offer substantive and broad protection against abusive lawsuits;’
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Vote 2:Paragraph 2 — part 2 of 2
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by S&D
The part voted on
‘calls on the Member States to implement the Commission Recommendation on protecting journalists and human rights defenders that engage in public participation from manifestly unfounded or abusive court proceedings, and specifically to remove prison sentences for defamation cases, decriminalise defamation and favour civil or administrative procedures instead; urges the Commission to address the seriousness of SLAPPs brought through criminal proceedings by presenting a proposal for measures to ensure that defamation, libel and slander, which constitute criminal offences in most Member States, cannot be used for SLAPPs through public or private prosecution; stresses that SLAPPs are only one method used to silence journalists and calls on the Commission to further investigate other practices and to intervene; calls on politicians to publicly condemn threats and attacks against journalists;’
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Vote 4:Separate vote on paragraph 8
Rejected show of hands
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Vote 6:Separate vote on paragraph 10
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by ID
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Vote 7:Paragraph 10 — part 2
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – § 10/2
Adopted 406 for, 126 against, 18 abstained
12:34Roll call requested by ID · split vote by ID
those words
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Vote 8:Separate vote on paragraph 22
Adopted show of hands
Separate vote by EPP
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Vote 9:Separate vote on paragraph 24
Rejected show of hands
Split vote by EPP
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Vote 10:Separate vote on paragraph 24
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by EPP
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Vote 11:Separate vote on paragraph 24
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by EPP
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Vote 12:Vote on text inserted after paragraph 24
Rejected show of hands
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Vote 14:Paragraph 26 — part 1 of 3
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by ID, EPP
‘Welcomes the activation of the EU Temporary Protection Directive (TPD) following the war in Ukraine,’
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Vote 15:Paragraph 26 — part 2 of 3
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by ID, EPP
The part voted on
‘which aims to ensure access to protection for refugees and asylum seekers of any origin; recalls that access to accommodation, employment, education, healthcare and social welfare services under the TPD must take into account a gender approach;’
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Vote 16:Paragraph 26 — part 3 of 3
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by ID, EPP
The part voted on
‘deplores the unequal treatment, racial discrimination and violence faced by non-Ukrainians fleeing the conflict, in particular people of colour and LGBTIQ+ people; deplores the double standards on migrants and refugees in the EU and calls for an end to this situation;’
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Vote 19:Paragraph 34 — part 1 of 2
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by EPP
The part voted on
‘Recalls that gender-based violence is highly prevalent in all Member States across the EU; strongly condemns the rapid backsliding on women’s and LGBTIQ+ rights in several Member States;’
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Vote 20:Paragraph 34 — part 2 of 2
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by EPP
The part voted on
‘strongly condemns the denial of access to safe and legal abortion services as it is a form of gender-based violence; highlights that the ECtHR has ruled that restrictive abortion laws and lack of implementation violate women’s right to bodily autonomy and integrity; reiterates its condemnation of Poland’s law that imposes a near total ban on abortion; recalls that citizens who help people to access abortion services when it is not freely or legally available should not be persecuted; reiterates its call for the right to abortion to be included in the Charter;’
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Vote 24:Vote on text inserted after paragraph 41
Rejected show of hands
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Vote 26:Vote on text inserted after paragraph 54
Rejected show of hands
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Vote 38:Separate vote on recital G
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by ECR
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Vote 39:Recital G — part 2
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Recital G/2
Adopted 411 for, 127 against, 9 abstained
12:38Roll call requested by ECR · split vote by ECR
‘whereas the Rule of Law Conditionality Regulation aims to protect the Union budget against breaches of rule of law principles;’
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Vote 40:Separate vote on recital M
Adopted show of hands
Separate vote by EPP
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Vote 41:Separate vote on recital O
Adopted show of hands
Separate vote by EPP
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Vote 43:Recital P — part 1 of 2
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by EPP
The part voted on
Text as a whole without the words: and rights, such as on existing legal protections for women’s access to abortion care; whereas, in recent years, the denial of access to safe and legal abortion in some Member States has led to the death of a number of women;’
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Vote 44:Recital P — part 2 of 2
Adopted show of hands
Split vote by EPP
those words
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Vote 45:Separate vote on recital R
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Recital R
Adopted 418 for, 76 against, 54 abstained
12:39Roll call requested by ID
A proposed change to the text, voted on before the final vote. · 24
24 amendment votes: 24 rejected
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Vote 3:Amendment 22, adding text after paragraph 7
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – After § 7 – Am 22
Rejected 143 for, 379 against, 20 abstained
12:34Roll call requested by ID
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Vote 5:Amendment 16 to paragraph 10
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – § 10 – Am 16D
Rejected 120 for, 400 against, 18 abstained
12:34Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 13:Amendment 26 to paragraph 25
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – § 25 – Am 26
Rejected 144 for, 378 against, 6 abstained
12:35Roll call requested by ID
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Vote 17:Amendment 27, adding text after paragraph 31
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – After § 31 – Am 27
Rejected 247 for, 273 against, 15 abstained
12:35Roll call requested by ID
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Vote 18:Amendment 17 to paragraph 34
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – § 34 – Am 17D
Rejected 99 for, 402 against, 25 abstained
12:36Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 21:Amendment 18 to paragraph 35
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – § 35 – Am 18D
Rejected 89 for, 413 against, 38 abstained
12:36Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 22:Amendment 19 to paragraph 37
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – § 37 – Am 19
Rejected 116 for, 403 against, 6 abstained
12:36Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 23:Amendment 20, adding text after paragraph 37
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – After § 37 – Am 20
Rejected 139 for, 390 against, 11 abstained
12:36Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 25:Amendment 21 to paragraph 43
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – § 43 – Am 21D
Rejected 118 for, 415 against, 10 abstained
12:36Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 27:Amendment 1, adding text after citation 3
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – After citation 3 – Am 1
Rejected 133 for, 396 against, 14 abstained
12:37Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 28:Amendment 2 to citation 4
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Citation 4 – Am 2D
Rejected 117 for, 420 against, 10 abstained
12:37Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 29:Amendment 3 to citation 15
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Citation 15 – Am 3D
Rejected 111 for, 419 against, 9 abstained
12:37Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 30:Amendment 4 to citation 17
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Citation 17 – Am 4D
Rejected 113 for, 418 against, 10 abstained
12:37Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 31:Amendment 5 to citation 22
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Citation 22 – Am 5D
Rejected 113 for, 419 against, 6 abstained
12:37Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 32:Amendment 6 to citation 34
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Citation 34 – Am 6D
Rejected 95 for, 418 against, 26 abstained
12:37Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 33:Amendment 7 to citation 47
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Citation 47 – Am 7D
Rejected 114 for, 409 against, 7 abstained
12:37Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 34:Amendment 8 to citation 48
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Citation 48 – Am 8D
Rejected 115 for, 418 against, 9 abstained
12:38Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 35:Amendment 9 to citation 50
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Citation 50 – Am 9D
Rejected 116 for, 407 against, 6 abstained
12:38Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 36:Amendment 10 to citation 53
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Citation 53 – Am 10D
Rejected 115 for, 408 against, 8 abstained
12:38Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 37:Amendment 11, adding text after recital A
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – After recital A – Am 11
Rejected 203 for, 323 against, 13 abstained
12:38Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 42:Amendment 12 to recital P
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Recital P – Am 12
Rejected 118 for, 402 against, 14 abstained
12:39Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 46:Amendment 13 to recital U
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Recital U – Am 13D
Rejected 114 for, 415 against, 8 abstained
12:39Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 47:Amendment 14, adding text after recital AA
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – After recital AA – Am 14
Rejected 223 for, 309 against, 3 abstained
12:39Roll call requested by ECR
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Vote 48:Amendment 15, adding text after recital AA
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – After recital AA – Am 15
Rejected 114 for, 417 against, 20 abstained
12:39Roll call requested by ECR
The last vote on a text as a whole, after all amendments. It decides whether the text is adopted. · 1
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Vote 49:Final vote — text as a whole · the decisive vote
A9-0376/2023 – Katarina Barley – Motion for a resolution (text as a whole)
Adopted 391 for, 130 against, 20 abstained
12:40