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Austrian liberal MEP Angelika Mlinar wrote the draft resolution on gender mainstreaming, which called for mandatory anti-harassment training for MEPs and staff (Photo: European Parliament)

MEPs redouble appeal on sexual harassment

A majority of members of the European Parliament repeated their call for mandatory training for themselves and their staff to prevent harassment in the workplace, in a resolution adopted on Tuesday (15 January).

MEPs said that while there was some progress since the #Metoo scandal began in October 2017, much of their requests have not been carried out by the select group of MEPs in charge of internal affairs.

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Austrian liberal MEP Angelika Mlinar wrote the draft resolution on gender mainstreaming, which called for mandatory anti-harassment training for MEPs and staff (Photo: European Parliament)

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