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  • Two year memorial event for terror victim Esther Horgen

    Room SPAAK 7C050

    Mother of six Esther Horgen suffered a fatal blow to the head with a rock two years ago. The woman was arbitrarily victimised by a Palestinian terrorist. Sources say the killer received a 1 million euro reward from the Palestinian Authority.

  • The Imperial Russia: Conquer, Genocide & Colonisation.

    For many who have experienced Russian oppression in the past, the war in Ukraine can only end when the Russian Federation is completely repulsed and defeated. In order to finally remove the threat to peace that the Russian Federation still poses, the international community should seek a re-federalisation of the Russian state.

  • JANUSZ KRASIŃSKI. No more silence.

    Room Mezzanine Yehudi Menuhin, SPAAK 2nd floor

    ECR MEP Prof Zdzisław Krasnodębski will open the exhibition ‘Janusz Krasiński. No more silence.’, in cooperation with the National Centre for Culture, Warsaw. The exhibition will be accompanied by a film screening of ‘A censored life’, a documentary on Janusz Krasiński by Director Joanna Żamojdo, followed by a debate.

  • Private Property — A natural right under threat

    Room SPINELLI 1H1

    ECR MEP Margarita De La Pisa Carrión will host a conference focusing on the fundamentals of property as a natural right and current threats to private property.

  • Investigating Human Rights in North Korea

    Strasbourg

    Room WEISS S2.2

    ECR MEP Michiel Hoogeveen and EPP MEP Lukas Mandl, together with The Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK) are hosting a side-event on "Investigating DPRK Human Rights, Ten Years after the UN COI: Satellite Imagery, Lines of Responsibility, Accountability".

  • Euro 7: opportunity or threat?

    Room SPAAK 6B1

    On Tuesday, ECR environment coordinator Alexandr Vondra will host a public hearing on the Euro 7 emissions standard proposal.

  • 7th edition of the Silesia 2030 Conference ‘The dark side of the European Green Deal’

    Room SPAAK 6B1

    Contaminated rivers, sick children, tons of e-waste, high emissions, exploitation of African miners by Chinese mine owners - this is the dark side of the European Green Deal.

    This is the title of the seventh edition of the Silesia 2030 international conference, which will be held on Wednesday, March 22, in room 6B1 with the participation of Polish and foreign experts.

    The Silesia 2030 series of debates is held on the initiative of MEP Grzegorz Tobiszowski.