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The case of José Daniel Ferrer García in Cuba

TA-10-2024-0010 · P10_TA(2024)0010 · PE762.606

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Parliament's resolution on José Daniel Ferrer García in Cuba urges his release and that of all politically detained persons, condemns human rights violations, and calls for sanctions against Cuba.

Key points

  1. Urges the Cuban regime to immediately and unconditionally release José Daniel Ferrer and all persons politically or arbitrarily detained for exercising freedom of expression and peaceful assembly.
  2. Condemns systematic human rights violations by the Cuban regime against protesters, dissidents, religious leaders and activists, and urges an end to repression.
  3. Condemns torture and inhuman treatment of Ferrer and other political prisoners; calls for family access and medical care.
  4. Reiterates support for the Cuban people and human rights defenders, and calls for an inclusive national dialogue on modernisation and democratisation.
  5. Calls on the Council to apply the EU Global Human Rights Sanctions Regime and adopt sanctions against those responsible for human rights violations in Cuba.
  6. Reiterates previous positions on activating the PDCA's suspension clause, given continuous breaches of core human rights clauses.

Who is affected

  • Cuban regime and authorities: must release prisoners, end repression, allow family visits and medical care.
  • José Daniel Ferrer García and other political prisoners: would be released and receive medical care.
  • Council of the EU: asked to impose sanctions on Cuban officials.