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"en.20160121.20.4-360-000"2
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"I voted in favour of this resolution because respect for human rights irrespective of race, origin, religion, class, caste, sex, sexual orientation or colour is an obligation on all states. This resolution reiterates its attachment to the indivisibility of human rights (whether civil, political, economic, social or cultural), which are interrelated and interdependent. The deprivation of any one of these rights has a direct and adverse impact on the others. All states have an obligation to respect the basic rights of their respective populations and a duty to take concrete action to facilitate respect for those rights at national level, and to cooperate at international level with a view to eliminating obstacles to the realisation of human rights in all areas. Having respect for, and the promotion and safeguarding of, the universality of human rights is part of the European Union’s ethical and legal acquis and one of the cornerstones of European unity and integrity. The internal and external coherence in the area of human rights is essential for the credibility of the EU’s human rights policy abroad."@en1
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