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Closest vote of the week
Of everything voted at the last session, this is the one that came down to the fewest votes.
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The Parliament overwhelmingly backed a resolution on Iran’s human‑rights situation, with 541 members voting for, 11 against and a handful abstaining, leaving no doubt about the outcome. A similar consensus emerged on the undemocratic Russian State Duma elections, where 482 supported the motion and only 41 opposed it. In the case of Georgia, the call to condemn attempts by the ruling party to ban opposition parties passed comfortably, 445 to 37, with a sizable number of abstentions.
A non‑binding statement on European Schools Alliances also sailed through, gathering 443 votes in favour against 98 opposed, showing clear support for the pilot project. All these votes were decided by clear majorities, with the numbers leaving little ambiguity about the Parliament’s position.
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