Institutional interventions with results
Volt Cyprus continues to demonstrate in practice that a new political culture in Cyprus is being built through daily institutional work with tangible results. In this context, the bill proposed by our MP Alexandra Attalides to combat hate speech was unanimously approved by the plenary of Parliament, sending a strong message of institutional maturity and social responsibility.
The proposal, submitted jointly with MP Giorgos Koukoumas, addresses an important institutional gap: the absence of explicit protection against incitement to hatred or violence based on age or disability. By amending the existing legislative framework, the protection of the dignity and equality of all citizens is strengthened, in full alignment with European principles and Article 21 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
Volt believes in politics that deliver results: one that strengthens the rule of law, safeguards institutions, and responds promptly to social challenges. The unanimous adoption of the proposal proves that when there are well-documented and modern proposals, broader consensus can be achieved for the benefit of society.
In the 2026 parliamentary elections, Volt seeks a strong presence in Parliament in order to continue proposing and implementing reforms that make a real difference in citizens’ daily lives.
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