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  • Conference: Crimean Tatars after February 2022

    Room ASP 1H1

    On Tuesday, ECR Foreign Affairs Coordinator Anna Fotyga will host a conference dedicated to drawing attention to the situation of Crimean Tatars in Crimea and the increased persecution, discrimination and stigmatisation that they face since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

  • Photo Exhibition: Stories from occupied Crimea

    On Tuesday evening, ECR MEP Anna Fotyga together with Ambassador Vsevolod Chentsov, Head of the Mission of Ukraine to the European Union, will host a photo exhibition focusing on the stories of the people of Crimea.

  • Workshop: Safety on our streets

    On Tuesday MEP Johan Nissinen will host a workshop discussing the increasing gang-criminality and attacks on emergency services personnel on the streets of Sweden.

  • Conference: Life and Faith under Oppression

    Room SPAAK 5B1

    On Wednesday 31 May, ECR MEP Bert-Jan Russien, together with EPP MEP Michaela Šojdrová will host a conference focusing on the voices of political prisoners and the persecuted Belarusian Christian communities.

  • European Parliament names ECR Group meeting room after Witold Pilecki

    Room SPAAK 1A002

    On Wednesday, a ceremony will be held to name the ECR Group meeting room, SPAAK 1A002, in honour of Witold Pilecki, a Polish World War II officer, intelligence agent and resistance fighter who fiercely resisted both Nazism and Communism and whose opposition to totalitarian regimes represents the core values underpinning European integration.

  • Exhibition: Independence 1918

    On Tuesday afternoon, ECR Co-Chairman Prof. Ryszard Legutko together with ECR MEP Ryszard Czarnecki will host the opening of the exhibition ‘Independence 1918’.

  • Exhibition: What’s new at the Farmers Market?

    On Tuesday evening, ECR MEP and member of the Agriculture and Rural Development Committee, Veronika Vrecionová will host the grand opening of an exhibition which aims to showcase the pivotal role of plant breeding in supporting European farmers in developing sustainable, diverse, and resilient food systems