Eksempler på brug af Beneš decrees på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The future is not about the Beneš Decrees.
The Beneš Decrees absolutely cannot legitimise injustice.
Yes, we must bring up the matter of annulling the Beneš decrees.
In the Czech Republic, the Beneš Decrees have currently been left in force so that Václav Klaus will sign the Treaty of Lisbon.
What kind of dictatorial, racist Europe do we live in then,where the Beneš Decrees can be regarded as a basis for negotiation?
The Beneš Decrees passed in 1945 applied the principle of collective punishment, which is alien to the European legal order.
I would like to ask Mr Swoboda then:if he said that the Beneš Decrees are not valid, when were the victims compensated?
HU Mr President, last week the National Council of the Slovak Republic passed a resolution affirming the inviolability of the Beneš Decrees.
Let me remind you that under the Beneš Decrees, many millions of Hungarians and Germans were disenfranchised and deported.
Every one of us in this House knows that even ifthe Slovak Parliament adopts a resolution of this kind, the Beneš decrees can no longer have any legal effect.
I find it unacceptable that the Beneš Decrees are being used in this way, that this issue may perhaps be reopened and that the signature may be delayed.
This situation resulted from the political mistake made during the enlargement process where the European Union did not declare earlier that the 13 discriminatory Beneš Decrees were morally untenable.
On the basis of the Beneš Decrees, up to 1947 around 2.9 million people were declared enemies of the state and expelled purely on the basis of their nationality.
That resolution does not reflect a European spirit, it does not reflect a spirit of reconciliation and understanding, butinstead says that the decrees that came into force after the Second World War, the Beneš decrees, are still fully applicable today.
When we say that the Beneš Decrees were not an obstacle to the accession of the Czech Republic, this means that it is unacceptable now to use the same decrees in order to refuse to sign the Treaty of Lisbon.
European politicians should not be supporting the dictatorship of globalism, but be dealing with the real issues: how to eradicate unemployment, halt mass immigration, andhave the discriminatory and inhumane Beneš Decrees and the Slovak language law repealed.
We Jobbik MEPs would like to live in a Europe without the Beneš Decrees, without a Slovak language law and without a Treaty of Lisbon, where there is not a single Hungarian persecuted on account of their ethnic origin and mother tongue.
HU Ladies and gentlemen, according to some rumours I have heard, there is an idea going around about how to possibly get the Czech Republic's President Klaus on board,which is to somehow incorporate the Beneš Decrees into the Treaty of Lisbon afterwards.
I would like to remind my fellow members from the Czech Republicthat before their accession, we commissioned a report on the Beneš Decrees- Mrs Malmström, you will remember, because at that time you were one of us- which investigated whether the Beneš Decrees presented an obstacle to the accession of the Czech Republic.
However, does it have the moral basis for doing this after it acquired Václav Klaus's signature on the Treaty of Lisbon by letting the Beneš Decrees continue to apply, thereby accepting that as a consequence, certain peoples are considered collectively guilty?
If President Václav Klaus of the Czech Republic signs the Treaty of Lisbon,on the condition that a footnote is included which ensures that the Beneš Decrees remain in force, in other words, decrees which run contrary to international law and human rights, then there will be two types of fundamental rights: those for Germans, for Sudeten Germans and for all the others.