29. Calls for the necessary progress in the field of fundamental rights and freedoms and in implementing policies to secure women’s rights and gender equality, LGBT rights, children’s rights, the rights of socially vulnerable people and people with disabilities, and minority rights, as cases of discrimination against LGBT persons, the Roma minority and other vulnerable groups are still being reported; emphasises the need to improv ...[+++]e the rights and quality of life of people dependent on the state, such as prisoners, orphans and the mentally ill;

55. Calls on the Council and the Commission to review the existing procedure for blacklisting and delisting, in order to respect blacklisted individuals" and entities" procedural and substantive human rights and notably international standards as regards the obtaining of an effective remedy before an independent and impartial body and due process, including the right to be notified and adequately informed of the charges brought against the individual or entity in question and of the decisions taken and the right to compensation for any violation of human rights; calls, similarly, on the EU Member States to promote such a review within the UN mechanisms in order to ensure respect for fundamental ...[+++] rights when applying targeted sanctions in the fight against terrorism;

55. Calls on the Council and the Commission to review the existing procedure for blacklisting and delisting, in order to respect blacklisted individuals" and entities" procedural and substantive human rights and notably international standards as regards the obtaining of an effective remedy before an independent and impartial body and due process, including the right to be notified and adequately informed of the charges brought against the individual or entity in question and of the decisions taken and the right to compensation for any violation of human rights; calls, similarly, on the EU Member States to promote such a review within the UN mechanisms in order to ensure respect for fundamental ...[+++] rights when applying targeted sanctions in the fight against terrorism;

This type of measures must be implemented in full compliance with the fundamental rights of the persons in question, including the specific rights of persons who might be in need of international protection.

(7) In the case of public communications networks, specific legal, regulatory and technical provisions should be made in order to protect fundamental rights and freedoms of natural persons and legitimate interests of legal persons, in particular with regard to the increasing capacity for automated storage and processing of data relating to subscribers and users.

If we take that approach, we will not be enabling either the women or ourselves to make any useful contribution to the growth – the cultural as well as economic growth – of these countries, and we will not be enabling these peoples as a whole to escape from a cultural and religious situation in which the human and civil rights of people in general and women in particular are being trampled underfoot.