As our paper reported, the European Parliament (EP) passed Matić report on Thursday with a slight majority; the report is on the state of sexual and reproductive health and rights in the EU. The near 40-page document has stirred up emotions on the conservative side of the institution, as it refers to abortion as a fundamental right and it would ensure comprehensive and unbiased sex education to primary school students – violating the parents’ right to choose the education of their children.

Tisza Party MEP In Cahoots With European Pharma Lobby
Pharmaceutical companies are using every means at their disposal to influence decision-making in Brussels.