Plenary sitting, Thursday, 16 March 2023

0 decisions: 0 adopted. 16 ballots in all, 16 by , between 12:10 and 12:26.

16 ballots not linked to a subject

Parliament’s feed did not attach these to a report or motion.

Amendment 1 to paragraph 1 12:13 Tunisia: Recent attacks against freedom of expression and association and trade unions, in particular the case of journalist Noureddine Boutar - RC-B9-0171/2023/rev - § 1 - Am 1

Amendment 2, adding text after paragraph 1 12:13 RC-B9-0171/2023/rev - After § 1 - Am 2

Amendment 1, adding text after paragraph 1 12:10 Iran: in particular the poisoning of hundreds of school girls - RC-B9-0170/2023 - After § 1 - Am 1

Separate vote on paragraph 7 12:11 RC-B9-0170/2023 - § 7

Amendment 2, adding text after paragraph 8 12:11 RC-B9-0170/2023 - After § 8 - Am 2

Amendment 3 to paragraph 20, introductive wording 12:20 The EU Guidelines on Human Rights Defenders - A9-0034/2023 - Hannah Neumann - § 20, introductive wording - Am 3

Paragraph 26 — part 1 12:20 A9-0034/2023 - Hannah Neumann - § 26/1

Paragraph 26 — part 3 12:20 A9-0034/2023 - Hannah Neumann - § 26/3

Amendment 5 to paragraph 28 12:21 A9-0034/2023 - Hannah Neumann - § 28 - Am 5S

Amendment 3 to recital B 12:12 RC-B9-0170/2023 - Recital B - Am 3

Amendment 2 to recital N 12:25 A9-0034/2023 - Hannah Neumann - Recital N - Am 2

Proposal for a resolution (text as a whole) 12:26 A9-0034/2023 - Hannah Neumann - Proposal for a resolution (text as a whole)

Cambodia: the case of opposition leader Kem Sokha — RC- B9-0169/2023 — Proposal for a resolution (text as a whole) 12:14 Cambodia: the case of opposition leader Kem Sokha - RC- B9-0169/2023 - Proposal for a resolution (text as a whole)

RC-B9-0171/2023/rev — Proposal for a resolution (text as a whole) 12:14 RC-B9-0171/2023/rev - Proposal for a resolution (text as a whole)

Proposal for a resolution (text as a whole) 12:13 RC-B9-0170/2023 - Proposal for a resolution (text as a whole)

Decision to open negotiations with the Council 12:18 European Digital Identity framework - A9-0038/2023 - Romana Jerković - Decision to enter into interinstitutional negotiations

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