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"The European Union, as the cradle of human rights and a land of asylum, had a duty to establish a coordinated policy on the reception of third-country nationals and stateless persons. It was therefore necessary to review Directive 2004/83/EC on minimum standards for the qualification and status of third-country nationals or stateless persons as beneficiaries of international protection. The report drafted by Jean Lambert, which I welcome, refers to the compromise reached following lengthy interinstitutional negotiations. It contains some crucial advances with regard to the grounds on which an individual is eligible to be granted refugee status or subsidiary protection and to the content of that protection within the territory of the Member State responsible in terms of residence permits, employment and access to social security. In this regard, I particularly welcome the inclusion of gender identity and legal traditions and customs among the reasons for which an individual may be persecuted. I therefore welcome the vote on this first text, which has been adopted as part of the asylum package."@en1
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