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听听President. 鈥� I would like to inform the House that I have received requests for points of order, so I will ask you to indicate the Rule of Procedure that you will quote when presenting your point of order.

听听Manon Aubry (The Left). 鈥� Madame la Pr茅sidente, merci pour ce rappel au r猫glement, sur la base de l鈥檃rticle听117 sur l鈥檃ssociation de notre Parlement 脿 la signature d鈥檃ccords internationaux.

Comme vous le savez, la semaine derni猫re, Ursula von der Leyen a annonc茅 la conclusion de l鈥檃ccord de libre-茅change entre l鈥橴nion europ茅enne et le Mercosur. Vous le savez, cet accord va avoir des cons茅quences d茅sastreuses sur notre agriculture, notre sant茅 et la plan猫te.

Mais il est d鈥檃utant plus inacceptable que cet accord soit impos茅 dans l鈥檕pacit茅 la plus totale, au m茅pris des r猫gles de fonctionnement des institutions europ茅ennes. Comment expliquer qu鈥檃ucun d茅put茅 de la commission comp茅tente n鈥檃it 茅t茅 inform茅? Que l鈥檕n nous ait refus茅 l鈥檃cc猫s aux documents de n茅gociation? Que la Commission europ茅enne pr茅pare en catimini un changement de base juridique pour contourner la validation des parlements nationaux?

Alors, chers coll猫gues, nous ne pouvons accepter un tel passage en force. Nous ne pouvons accepter que notre Parlement europ茅en soit pi茅tin茅 de la sorte. Il en va de la d茅mocratie.

Je vous invite en cons茅quence 脿 signer notre motion de censure de la Commission europ茅enne pour lui rappeler que, en d茅mocratie, c鈥檈st le peuple qui fait la loi.

听听Assita Kanko (ECR). 鈥� Madam President, advocating for female genital mutilation is nothing more than calling for violence. The fact that this can happen in mosques in Europe without consequences says so much. It happened in the Netherlands. It is the women and girls who are being abandoned and that makes me incredibly angry and sad.

How is it that we still have to make so much effort today to achieve results against female genital mutilation, to convince people that the call for such a thing by an imam or by anyone else is not possible. Have we become such a cowardly, cruel society?

If you want to defend the basic rights of these young girls, you have to dare to confront the behaviour and statements of the imam. We must support the many girls who are still subjected to this horrible practice, and suffer the terrible consequences for the rest of their lives.

As a survivor of female genital mutilation myself, I find the ruling of the Dutch Council of State after the statements of the imam a slap in the face. The call can incite families to mutilate girls, for example, during the holy days and the imam has a lot of authority within the community to encourage that.

The branch of Islam that he is representing does not have a place in Europe.

听听Rasmus Nordqvist (Verts/ALE). 鈥� Madam President, I would like to raise a point of order under Rule 10(4) in the Rules of Procedure, which clearly states that Members shall not resort to offensive language. More specifically, it concerns a debate we had last time we met here in Strasbourg on recent legislation targeting LGBTQI people, where certain Members of this House from the extreme right used both foul and defamatory language. I will always defend the right of my opponent to disagree with me, but expect at the same time everybody in this House to do so respectfully and without the need to defame others in words or actions.

As an LGBTQI person myself, I'm used to hate speech, I'm used to brushing it off and moving on. But this debate stayed with me and I find it sad, worrying and unacceptable, in a debate concerning often young and vulnerable LGBTQI people and the protection of rule of law and a discrimination-free Union, that people in this House have used the language they did.

So I do hope, Madam President, that you will look into the matter and take action.

(Applause)

听听President. 鈥� Thank you, Mr Nordqvist, we indeed take this very seriously, and we are looking into the matter as we speak.

听听Vladimir Prebili膷 (Verts/ALE). 鈥� Madam President, I will speak in Serbian language.

(The speaker spoke a non-official language)

(The President interrupted the speaker)

听听President. 鈥� You are not being interpreted, dear colleague. You need to speak an EU official language.

听听Vladimir Prebili膷 (Verts/ALE). 鈥� OK, I will say it in English. It was an accident that happened in Serbia on 1听November this year, at 11:52. Fifteen people died. Two more were heavily injured. In the meantime, there were mass protests running over the country. Instead of listening to what is happening in the streets, the authorities employed Pegasus and other software to hear what are the protesters talking about. So this is clear interference of the authorities in the freedom of speech. So this is important to tackle.

听听沤eljana Zovko (PPE). 鈥� Madam President, I consider this as a real provocation because Serbia is not a member of the European Union, and there is no Serbian language here.

听听Fabio De Masi (NI). 鈥� Madam President, I'm referring to paragraph 206 on the standing committees. We were informed that there shall be installed two standing committees: one on public health and one on defence. These two have been lumped together. We support, indeed, a Committee on Public Health, but we firmly reject further armament and escalation in Europe. That's why we want to ask for a separate decision on those two standing committees.

听听President. 鈥� The minutes and the texts adopted of the sitting of 28 November are available. Are there any comments? I see that is not the case. Thereby they are approved.