despite the fact that especially in part which is not binding on the member states the decision refers to positive for defending human rights procedure being used its ratification clearly
Despite the fact that, especially in the second part which is not binding on the Member States, the decision refers to positive elements for defending human rights, the procedure being used to seek its ratification clearly circumvents the work and competences of the European Parliament.
Despite the fact that, especially in part which is not binding on the Member States, the decision refers to positive for defending human rights, procedure being used its ratification clearly the work competences of the Parliament.