6 Amendments of Jean ROATTA related to 2012/2137(INI)
Amendment 120 #
Motion for a resolution
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Paragraph 1
1. Joins with the public commitment made by the EU and China during their High- Level Strategic Dialogue of 9-10 July 2012 in Beijing to set a good example of international cooperation in the 21st century through their Strategic Partnership; supports and encourages the almost sixty sectoral dialogues between the EU and China with the conviction that an enhanced and highly developed partnership will be mutually beneficial to both the EU and China; wishes, however, to see a strengthening of these dialogues in the fields of the environment, security, energy and in particular the fight against counterfeit products, in view of its impact on public health and safety;
Amendment 159 #
Motion for a resolution
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3. Acknowledges the popular legitimacy of the CCP, especially in view of its successful economic policy, but shares the criticism of independent Chinese scholaowing to its economic policy in China; reiterates, however, the criticism of observers and observexperts that this legitimacy is seriously threatened by a ‘red aristocracy’ of close family members of former and present party leaders who possess enormous fortunes owing to their political and economic connections, a grave; regrets that this situation which was recently laid bare by the Bo Xilai affair;
Amendment 165 #
Motion for a resolution
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4. Looks forward to the speedy implementation of the repeated calls forHopes that democratisation and political reforms inside the CCP will be achieved by an open-minded new party leadership; believes that only effective political reforms will curb the semi-independence of high-handed provincial, district and local party bosses, who badly damage the reputation of China’s national leadership both internally and externally with their abuses of power, with particular reference to the very costly and endemic cases of corruption; looks forward eagerly therefore to the opening of the Congress of the CPC on 8 November 2012;
Amendment 209 #
Motion for a resolution
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Paragraph 8
8. Admires the courage and the social responsibility of numerous Chinese citizens for defending precious social rights in their country, but denounces the tragic state of affairs whereby several of them are being officially persecuted and punished for their efforts to correct well-known social dangers/criminal acts such as corruption, abuse of office, environmental damage, AIDS infection, food poisoning, construction fraud concerning schools, illegal land and property expropriation, often committed by local party authorities; ;urges the Chinese leadership to encourage civil responsibility for observing socipromote respect for social rights and fundamental human rights and to rehabilitate officially persecuted and punished defenders of these rights in accordance with the EU-China dialogue on human rights held on 29 May 2012; also expects a responsible Chinese leadership to comply strictly with individual and human rights;
Amendment 254 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 11
Paragraph 11
11. Stresses that, notwithstanding a harsh policy of repression, a religious revival is taking place in China which is demonstrated by the reopening or reconstruction of countless places of worship; urges the Chinese authorities to replace their ineffective policy of controlling religion with one offerseeking real freedom of religion, in order to ensure respect for all religious beliefs and communities;
Amendment 302 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 16 a (new)
Paragraph 16 a (new)
16a. Calls on China, a member of the UN Security Council, to adopt a firm and constructive diplomatic position on the Syrian crisis and to consider the impact of this crisis on security, peace and stability, not only at regional, but also at international level;