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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I consider that a grave injustice has been committed today in not upholding Mr Gollnisch’s immunity, since – and I will not go into the merits of what he said – he was speaking as a Member of the European Parliament. We ought to be protected – and I deliberately say ‘we ought to be’ rather than ‘we are’ – when we speak as Members of this Parliament, regardless of what we say.
This would not be the first time that a Member had enjoyed protection when speaking, writing or intervening outside Parliament. That has not applied in Mr Gollnisch’s case, however, probably not because of what he said but because of his political affiliation, which is disliked by someone who has forgotten that all of us in this House have equal dignity and equal rights."@en1
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