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With 131 votes in favor, 29 against and 11 abstentions, the Parliamentary Assembly supported Kosovo's membership in the Council of Europe during a plenary session on Tuesday in Strasbourg.
Of the 29 deputies who voted against Kosovo's membership, seven were from Serbia, seven from Spain, three from Hungary, two from France, two from Bosnia and Herzegovina, one from Montenegro, one from France, three from Cyprus, one from Italy, one from germany...
Serbia had proposed some changes in the text for the recommendation that Kosovo be admitted to this organization, but that was rejected by the Committee for Political Affairs and Democracy in the Council of Europe.
Against this, none of the amendments proposed by Serbia were approved.
These are the delegates who voted against Kosovo in the Council of Europe
Harald WEYEL – Germany: Group of European Conservatives and Democratic Alliance
Emmanuel FERNANDES – France: Group of the United European Left
Anne STAMBACH-TERRENOIR – France: Group of the United European Left
Branislav BORENOVIĆ (Bosnia and Herzegovina, EPP/CD)
Snježana NOVAKOVIĆ BURSAĆ – Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Maja VUKIĆEVIĆ – Montenegro: Members who do not belong to a political group
Sergio GUTIÉRREZ PRIETO – Spain: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens
María FERNÁNDEZ – Spain: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens
Carmen LEYTE – Spain: Group of the European People's Party
Antonio GUTIÉRREZ LIMONES – Spain: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens
Pablo HISPÁN – Spain: Group of the European People's Party
Gonzalo ROBLES – Spain: Group of the European People's Party
José María SÁNCHEZ GARCÍA – Spain: Group of European Conservatives and Democratic Alliance
Jelena MILOSEVIC – Serbia: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens
Aleksandar MIRKOVIĆ – Serbia: Group of the European People's Party
Đorđe STANKOVIĆ – Serbia: Members who do not belong to a political group
Biljana PANTIĆ PILJA – Serbia: Group of the European People's Party
Vladimir ĐORĐEVIĆ – Serbia: Members who do not belong to a political group
Elvira KOVÁCS – Serbia: Group of the European People's Party
Dunja SIMONOVIĆ BRATIĆ – Serbia: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens
László TOROCZKAI – Hungary: Members who do not belong to a political group
Zoltán BÓNA – Hungary: Group of European Conservatives and Democratic Alliance
Zsolt NÉMETH – National Assembly of Hungary
Dimitri COIN – Italy: Group of European Conservatives and Democratic Alliance
Nina KASIMATI – Greece: Group of the United European Left
George LOUCAIDES – Cyprus: Group of the United European Left
Christiana EROTOKRITOU – Cyprus: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens
After the vote of the Parliamentary Assembly, the matter passes into the hands of the Foreign Ministers of the Council of Europe, who must finally decide whether Kosovo will become the newest member of the organization.
The Council of Europe is the leading organization in Europe in the field of human rights. 46 countries are part of it, including 27 member countries of the European Union and all the countries of the region.
The European Court of Human Rights – based in Strasbourg, France – monitors the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights.
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