Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-04-05-Speech-2-223-500"
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"I voted in favour of this report, which calls for an improvement in the situation and the recognition of women who work in agriculture and for the ongoing provision of rural aid.
The report points out the crucial need to ensure social cover for female spouses of farmers who earn an income, and indeed for temporary and migrant workers. This should be an obvious step, not only for agricultural work, but also in the broader context of all self-employed professions, if we want to achieve true gender equality goals in these areas, where women are particularly badly treated.
Therefore, yes, the promotion of gender equality must also be incorporated in the common agricultural policy and the Union must bring its stated objectives and its acts into line with each another. Nevertheless, I am under no illusions about the overall consistency between the Union’s objectives and the use of European funds, especially with regard to human rights, of which women’s rights are an integral part."@en1
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