The European Parliament's JURI Committee is voting on lifting the immunity of five MEPs, including Hungarian opposition leader Peter Magyar and Italian lawmaker Ilaria Salis. Magyar faces multiple allegations, including theft and defamation, which he claims are politically motivated. Salis, arrested during an anti-fascist demonstration, risks detention again if her immunity is lifted. Other MEPs under scrutiny include Klára Dobrev and two Polish MEPs, Michał Dworczyk and Daniel Obajtek, who also allege political motivations behind the requests to waive their immunity.