Council of Europe
The movement to put Hungary on the wall of shame has failed
Speech at Parlamentary Assembly – Council of Europe (Strasbourg)- 25 june 2013
Gaudi-Nagy asks the Andorran prime minister: How do you plan to strengthen the rights of traditional national communities in the Council of Europe space?
Speech at Parlamentary Assembly – Council of Europe (Strasbourg)- 5 April 2013
Gaudi-Nagy Tamás urged the Comissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe to visit Székelyland
Speech at Parlamentary Assembly – Council of Europe (Strasbourg)- 25 April 2013
When will Romania finally grant teritorial autonomy to the Székelys and stop harassing them for using their national symbols? Gaudi-Nagy Tamás' question to the prime minister of Romania, Victor Ponta
Council of Europe, april 24, 2013
Gaudi-Nagy Tamás on the anti-Hungarian atrocities and the religious discrimination in Europe
Council of Europe, april 23, 2013
Romania should follow the Swiss method. Gaudi-Nagy Tamás' question to the Swiss foreign minister
april 23, 2013
The report detailing the discrimination against the roma children based on failed liberal dogmas was voted against in the spring session of the Council Of Europe
Council of Europe documents on the challenge of the credentials of Gaudi-Nagy Tamás
Assembly votes to confirm Hungarian member’s nomination to two committees
Strasbourg, 23.01.2012 – The Assembly has voted to confirm the nomination of a Hungarian member to two of its committees, following a challenge at the opening of this morning’s sitting.
The nomination of Tamás Gaudy Nagi (Hungary, NR) to the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights, and to the Committee on Equality and Non-Discrimination, was challenged by Jean-Claude Frécon (France, SOC) – the second time such a challenge had been made, after a similar challenge to this nomination on Monday.
The Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly rejects Italian MEP Fiamma Nirenstein's motion
The Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly rejected Italian MEP Fiamma Nirenstein's motion that called for the exclusion of Jobbik MP Tamas Gaudi-Nagy and Golden Dawn MP Eleni Zaroulia from the European body. Nirenstein argued that the two representatives are racist and entertain anti-semitic sentiments.
The committee announced that the two MPs mandate can't be challenged because both were elected by democratic procedures and therefore, they have the rights to participate in the Assembly's work. The Commission also pointed out that political differences of opinion should be clarified through democratic discussions rather than exclusion.
Jobbik delegate slams failed attempt to exclude him from Council of Europe
Tamas Gaudi-Nagy on Tuesday said an initiative to withdraw his accreditation to the Council of Europe’s Parliamentary Assembly — which has been rejected — had been a political attack against him and against Hungary as a whole.
All European citizens who “do not conceive the present and future of Europe in line with the will and ideas of certain opinion-makers” have been attacked, Gaudi-Nagy told MTI over the phone.
On Monday Italian EPP deputy Fiamma Nirenstein requested an official review of the accreditation of Gaudi-Nagy and a Greek Golden Dawn lawmaker. She argued that their presence in the assembly may run contrary to the values of CoE, such as promoting human rights, democracy and tolerance.
