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English: Can I just first gently welcome the fact that the Member is choosing to bring a matter related to Brexit to the Chamber? He has spent the last few weeks decrying the fact that the Welsh Government has sought opportunities to discuss Brexit here, so I welcome his conversion to the cause of scrutiny and transparency in the context of Brexit, and maybe he could seek - [ Interruption. ] - maybe he could seek to persuade his colleagues in Parliament of the virtues of scrutiny and transparency in the same way. I don't know what it is about this deal that the Member thinks is remotely in the interests of Wales. We would like to be able to debate this on the basis of economic evidence, but, of course, the UK Government hasn't provided that. But what we do know is that the deal does not contain any meaningful guarantee of alignment with the kind of rights that people in Wales are entitled to expect. It contains a 'no deal' trapdoor at the end of 2020 and a deferred 'no deal' prospect. And it fails to provide for the kind of final say on this deal, which, if the Prime Minister had any confidence in the strength of his deal, he'd have no hesitation in putting to the people.
Welsh: A gaf fi yn gyntaf fentro croesawu'r ffaith bod yr Aelod yn dewis dod â mater sy'n ymwneud â Brexit i'r Siambr? Mae wedi treulio'r wythnosau diwethaf yn dilorni'r ffaith bod Llywodraeth Cymru wedi chwilio am gyfleoedd i drafod Brexit yma, felly rwy'n croesawu ei dröedigaeth o blaid craffu a thryloywder yng nghyd-destun Brexit, ac efallai y gallai geisio - [ Torri ar draws. ] - efallai y gallai geisio perswadio ei gyd-Aelodau yn y Senedd ynglŷn â rhinweddau craffu a thryloywder yn yr un modd. Nid wyf yn gwybod beth y mae'r Aelod yn credu sydd o fudd i Gymru mewn unrhyw fodd yn y cytundeb hwn. Hoffem allu trafod hyn ar sail tystiolaeth economaidd, ond wrth gwrs, nid yw Llywodraeth y DU wedi darparu hynny. Ond fe wyddom nad yw'r cytundeb yn cynnwys unrhyw warant ystyrlon o ymlyniad wrth y math o hawliau y mae gan bobl yng Nghymru hawl i'w disgwyl. Mae'n cynnwys trapddor 'dim cytundeb' ar ddiwedd 2020 a rhagolwg o 'dim cytundeb' wedi'i ohirio. Ac nid yw'n darparu'r math o lais terfynol ar y cytundeb hwn, na fyddai'r Prif Weinidog, pe bai ganddo unrhyw hyder yng nghryfder ei gytundeb, yn petruso dim cyn ei gyflwyno i'r bobl.
English: Well, the UK Government has, of course, written to the Welsh Government seeking the consent of the National Assembly in relation to the withdrawal agreement Bill, and, as she will know from the legislative consent memorandum that the Government has laid, the Government's view is that there are a range of other consents beyond those that the UK Government has sought from the Assembly that we are entitled to expect to be considered. I just don't know, quite candidly, what grasp the Prime Minister has of any of this. It seems to me that he has scant regard for any of the things that we would have regarded as constitutionally uncontroversial at any point in the last century. His attempt to exclude Parliament from consideration of these matters was itself extraordinary, and it comes as no surprise to me that he fails to understand the actions taken by other parts of his Government to seek the consent of this Assembly. She is right to say that the Welsh Government's position is that Sewel needs reform, and I appreciate her reference to the First Minister's paper published two weeks ago. I think the case made in that document is strengthened by the remarks that she has just reported to this Assembly.
Welsh: Wel, mae Llywodraeth y DU, wrth gwrs, wedi ysgrifennu at Lywodraeth Cymru yn gofyn am gydsyniad y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol mewn perthynas â Bil y cytundeb ymadael, ac fel y bydd hi'n gwybod o'r memorandwm cydsyniad deddfwriaethol a gyflwynwyd gan y Llywodraeth, barn y Llywodraeth yw bod amryw o gydsyniadau eraill y tu hwnt i'r rhai y mae Llywodraeth y DU wedi'u ceisio gan y Cynulliad y mae gennym hawl i ddisgwyl iddynt gael eu hystyried. Yn hollol onest, nid wyf yn gwybod pa ddealltwriaeth sydd gan Brif Weinidog y DU o ddim o hyn. Mae'n ymddangos i mi nad yw'n malio rhyw lawer am nemor ddim o'r pethau y byddem wedi eu hystyried yn annadleuol yn gyfansoddiadol ar unrhyw adeg yn y ganrif ddiwethaf. Roedd ei ymgais i eithrio'r Senedd rhag ystyried y materion hyn ynddo'i hun yn anhygoel, ac nid yw'n syndod i mi nad yw'n deall y camau a gymerwyd gan rannau eraill o'i Lywodraeth i geisio cydsyniad y Cynulliad hwn. Mae hi'n iawn i ddweud mai safbwynt Llywodraeth Cymru yw bod angen diwygio Sewel, ac rwy'n derbyn ei chyfeiriad at bapur Prif Weinidog Cymru a gyhoeddwyd bythefnos yn ôl. Rwy'n credu bod yr achos a wnaed yn y ddogfen honno wedi'i gryfhau gan y sylwadau y mae hi newydd eu hadrodd i'r Cynulliad hwn.
English: Whilst I share the Welsh Government's reservations about having a line drawn in the middle of the Irish sea, and therefore making Northern Ireland effectively part of the EU, rather than the UK, for trade purposes, isn't the real problem here that the Labour Party, and indeed all of the remainer-supporting parties in the House of Commons, fundamentally will do everything they possibly can - they will use every excuse, however tawdry, threadbare or moth-eaten - to try to prevent Brexit actually being delivered? The people of this country, as he knows, voted in 2016 - 17.5 million of them - in the largest democratic vote ever in Britain, to leave the EU. We have remainer Parliaments at Westminster, in Edinburgh and here in Wales, and they are the ones who are putting a spanner in the works. So, all the excuses that he gives for opposing this agreement must be seen in the light of that. Whatever the Government presents, they will be against it, because they want Britain to remain in the EU, unlike the people of this country, who voted to leave.
Welsh: Er fy mod yn rhannu amheuon Llywodraeth Cymru ynghylch tynnu llinell yng nghanol môr Iwerddon, a gwneud Gogledd Iwerddon yn rhan o'r UE i bob pwrpas, yn hytrach na'r DU, at ddibenion masnach, onid y broblem go iawn yma yw y byddai'r Blaid Lafur, a phob un o'r pleidiau yn Nhŷ'r Cyffredin sy'n cefnogi aros yn wir, yn gwneud popeth yn eu gallu yn y bôn - byddant yn defnyddio pob esgus, waeth pa mor denau, gwan a thila - i geisio atal Brexit rhag digwydd mewn gwirionedd? Pleidleisiodd pobl y wlad hon, fel y gŵyr, yn 2016 - 17.5 miliwn ohonynt - yn y bleidlais ddemocrataidd fwyaf erioed ym Mhrydain, o blaid gadael yr UE. Mae gennym Seneddau yn San Steffan, yng Nghaeredin ac yma yng Nghymru sy'n ffafrio aros, a hwy yw'r rhai sy'n llesteirio pethau. Felly, rhaid gweld yr holl esgusodion a rydd dros wrthwynebu'r cytundeb hwn yng ngoleuni hynny. Beth bynnag a gyflwynir gan y Llywodraeth, byddant yn ei erbyn, oherwydd maent am i Brydain aros yn yr UE, yn wahanol i bobl y wlad, a bleidleisiodd dros adael.
English: I think there's something quite remarkable about elected representatives and parliamentarians who are prepared to connive and attempt to deny elected representatives the opportunity to scrutinise important legislation. I just think that fails to meet up to the standards the public expect of us. I'll remind the Member, if he needs reminding, that not a single member of the public have been asked to vote on the deal that he has agreed with the European Union - not a single member of the public had that deal in front of them when they cast their vote in 2016, and, if the Prime Minister is as confident as he claims to be about the virtues and value of that deal to the UK, it's about time he put it to the public.
Welsh: Rwy'n credu bod rhywbeth digon rhyfeddol ynglŷn â chynrychiolwyr etholedig a seneddwyr sy'n barod i gydgynllwynio a cheisio gwadu cyfle i gynrychiolwyr etholedig graffu ar ddeddfwriaeth bwysig. Yn fy marn i, mae hynny'n dangos methiant i gyrraedd y safonau y mae'r cyhoedd yn eu disgwyl gennym. Fe atgoffaf yr Aelod, os oes angen ei atgoffa, na ofynnwyd i unrhyw aelod o'r cyhoedd bleidleisio ar y cytundeb y mae wedi ei gytuno gyda'r Undeb Ewropeaidd - ni chafodd yr un aelod o'r cyhoedd weld y cytundeb hwnnw wrth iddynt fwrw eu pleidlais yn 2016, ac os yw'r Prif Weinidog mor hyderus ag y mae'n honni ei fod ynghylch rhinweddau a gwerth y cytundeb i'r DU, mae'n hen bryd iddo ei roi gerbron y cyhoedd.
English: Thank you to the Brexit Minister. The next question is to be asked of the Minister for Economy and Transport, and the question is to be asked by Rhun ap Iorwerth.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Gweinidog Brexit. Mae'r cwestiwn nesaf i'w ofyn i'r Gweinidog Economi a Thrafnidiaeth, ac mae'r cwestiwn i'w ofyn gan Rhun ap Iorwerth.
English: Llywydd, I'd like to begin by putting on the record the thoughts of myself and the entire Welsh Government - our thoughts are with the families who are suffering truly horrific news today. You'll understand that I don't have all of the details of this terrible incident, and I think it is right and proper that a full police investigation takes place into the incident. Suffice it to say that, as a Welsh Government, we will, of course, play our full and collaborative part in that investigation relating to our areas of responsibility, in any passage that the vehicle involved may have made through Wales.
Welsh: Lywydd, hoffwn ddechrau drwy gofnodi fy meddyliau i a holl Lywodraeth Cymru - mae ein meddyliau gyda'r teuluoedd sy'n dioddef yn sgil y newyddion gwirioneddol erchyll heddiw. Fe fyddwch yn deall nad yw'r holl fanylion am y digwyddiad ofnadwy hwn gennyf, ac rwy'n credu ei bod hi'n iawn ac yn briodol fod ymchwiliad llawn yn cael ei gynnal gan yr heddlu i'r digwyddiad. Digon yw dweud wrth gwrs, fel Llywodraeth Cymru, y byddwn yn chwarae ein rhan lawn a chydweithredol yn yr ymchwiliad mewn perthynas â'n meysydd cyfrifoldeb, o ran unrhyw daith y gallai'r cerbyd dan sylw fod wedi'i wneud drwy Gymru.
English: Thank you for that response, Minister. This is a heartbreaking case, that 39 people felt the need to put their lives at risk in this way and that those 39 people lost their lives in such a horrific manner. My sympathies are with them and their families. No matter how far from home they may have been, the grief is the same. Now, there are many questions arising from this - humanitarian questions, certainly, about why these individuals had been driven to take this step, but there are also practical questions arising too.
Welsh: Diolch am yr ymateb yna, Weinidog. Mae hwn yn achos sy'n torri calon, bod 39 o bobl wedi teimlo'r angen i roi eu bywydau mewn perig fel hyn, a bod y 39 wedi colli eu bywydau mewn ffordd mor erchyll. Mae fy nghydymdeimlad innau efo nhw a'u teuluoedd. Waeth pa mor bell o gartref mae rhywun yn colli bywyd, yr un ydy'r galar. Mae yna lawer o gwestiynau yn codi o'r hyn - cwestiynau dyngarol, yn sicr, am pam mae'r unigolion wedi cael eu gyrru i gymryd y cam yma, ond mae yna gwestiynau ymarferol yn codi hefyd, wrth gwrs.
English: Can I thank Mark Isherwood for his questions? Yes, I would be more than willing to meet with Kevin Hyland, but I think it would also be helpful if a Minister from the Home Office were to agree to do so as well. I think it's important to stress right at this moment that we are yet to receive any firm information that would confirm that this case is linked to people smuggling, modern slavery or another crime, but obviously, the facts speak for themselves: 39 people have found dead in a lorry that travelled from eastern Europe. In cases of modern slavery, our Welsh Government anti-slavery co-ordinator works with the key agencies to identify any lessons that will help us to tackle this form of horrendous crime. We are in touch with the Home Office. We are in touch with the investigators to learn as much as we possibly can, and to apply any lessons we can glean from this incident, and apply them as soon possible.
Welsh: A gaf fi ddiolch i Mark Isherwood am ei gwestiynau? Byddwn yn fwy na pharod i gyfarfod â Kevin Hyland, ond credaf y byddai'n ddefnyddiol hefyd pe bai Gweinidog o'r Swyddfa Gartref yn cytuno i wneud hynny hefyd. Credaf ei bod yn bwysig pwysleisio ar hyn o bryd nad ydym eto wedi derbyn unrhyw wybodaeth gadarn a fyddai'n cadarnhau bod yr achos hwn yn gysylltiedig â smyglo pobl, caethwasiaeth fodern neu drosedd arall, ond yn amlwg, mae'r ffeithiau'n siarad drostynt eu hunain: mae 39 o bobl wedi cael eu canfod yn farw mewn lori a deithiodd o ddwyrain Ewrop. Mewn achosion o gaethwasiaeth fodern, mae cydgysylltydd atal caethwasiaeth Llywodraeth Cymru yn gweithio gyda'r asiantaethau allweddol i nodi unrhyw wersi a fydd yn ein helpu i fynd i'r afael â throseddau erchyll o'r fath. Rydym mewn cysylltiad â'r Swyddfa Gartref. Rydym mewn cysylltiad â'r ymchwilwyr i ddysgu cymaint ag y gallwn, ac i gymryd unrhyw wersi y gallwn eu dysgu o'r digwyddiad hwn, a'u cymhwyso cyn gynted ag y bo modd.
English: Diolch, Llywydd. This November marks 180 years of the Newport rising, which saw Chartists march from the Gwent valleys to Newport. The shooting of Chartists outside the Westgate Hotel in the centre of Newport, on 4 November 1839, marks a pivotal moment in our democratic history. We have commemorated the events of 1839 in Newport for many years, and it's wonderful to see how much this has grown. This year promises to be the best to date, with a grass-roots festival, which will include film, poetry, readings, live music, talks and, of course, a march. It's particularly special that some of these events will be held in the historic Westgate Hotel. In July this year, the hotel held the first of these events, with the publication of a new graphic novel by Josh Cranton, which was inspired by that march. On 14 November, I'm looking forward to welcoming young people from schools across Newport to the Senedd, to celebrate the sacrifices, achievements and legacy of the Chartists, to ensure that people, not just in Newport but across Wales, understand our history and the significance. Of course, it's with huge thanks and appreciation to our dedicated volunteers of our Chartist heritage for the work they do, all year round, and I hope that Members and the public will join us to make Newport Rising 2019 the best it can be.
Welsh: Diolch, Lywydd. Mae mis Tachwedd yn nodi 180 o flynyddoedd ers terfysg Casnewydd, pan orymdeithiodd y Siartwyr o gymoedd Gwent i Gasnewydd. Mae saethu Siartwyr y tu allan i Westy'r Westgate yng nghanol Casnewydd, ar 4 Tachwedd 1839, yn nodi moment dyngedfennol yn ein hanes democrataidd. Rydym wedi bod yn coffáu digwyddiadau 1839 yng Nghasnewydd ers blynyddoedd lawer, ac mae'n wych gweld faint y mae hyn wedi tyfu. Disgwylir mai eleni fydd y digwyddiad gorau hyd yma, gyda gŵyl i'r bobl, a fydd yn cynnwys ffilm, barddoniaeth, darlleniadau, cerddoriaeth fyw, sgyrsiau a gorymdaith wrth gwrs. Un elfen arbennig iawn yw y bydd rhai o'r digwyddiadau hyn yn cael eu cynnal yng ngwesty hanesyddol y Westgate. Ym mis Gorffennaf eleni, cynhaliodd y gwesty y digwyddiad cyntaf o'r rhain, gyda lansiad nofel graffig newydd gan Josh Cranton, a gafodd ei hysbrydoli gan yr orymdaith honno. Ar 14 Tachwedd, rwy'n edrych ymlaen at groesawu pobl ifanc o ysgolion ar draws Casnewydd i'r Senedd, i ddathlu aberth, cyflawniadau a gwaddol y Siartwyr, i sicrhau bod pobl, nid yn unig yng Nghasnewydd ond ledled Cymru, yn deall ein hanes a'i arwyddocâd. Wrth gwrs, rydym yn gwerthfawrogi ac yn diolch yn fawr i wirfoddolwyr ymroddedig treftadaeth y Siartwyr am y gwaith y maent yn ei wneud drwy gydol y flwyddyn, ac rwy'n gobeithio y bydd yr Aelodau a'r cyhoedd yn ymuno â ni i sicrhau bod Terfysg Casnewydd 2019 mor llwyddiannus a phosibl.
English: Fifty-three years ago, on the morning of 21 October, a shadow fell on Aberfan. A spoil tip collapsed, killing 116 children and 28 adults. My grandfather, Ken, was one of many hundreds who went to help with the rescue, the only day my grandmother ever remembered him crying. While they worked desperately with shovels, with anything they could find, he said that whispers would spring up that a young boy had been found alive, unharmed, had dusted himself down, and run down the street. It wasn't true, but it kept the rescue workers going, it kept their hope alive on that darkest of days. My grandfather was a Catholic, and he said that, until that day, he had never believed in the devil. There was a bitter injustice in the wake of this avoidable disaster too. Despite a public inquiry uncovering unforgivable negligence, no criminal proceedings were ever brought, no-one lost their job or received any sanction. But there were also stories of hope, of unbelievable courage; teachers who gave their lives trying to save the children. So when we remember Aberfan, we remember the loss, the betrayal, but we also remember courage and the resilience that that village showed on that day and every day since. We remember Aberfan - 53 years that don't lessen the loss.
Welsh: Ar fore 21 Hydref, 53 o flynyddoedd yn ôl, syrthiodd cysgod dros Aber-fan. Cwympodd tomen rwbel, gan ladd 116 o blant a 28 o oedolion. Roedd fy nhad-cu, Ken, yn un o gannoedd lawer a aeth i helpu gyda'r gwaith achub, yr unig ddiwrnod i fy nain ei gofio'n crio erioed. Tra'u bod yn gweithio'n daer gyda rhawiau, gydag unrhyw beth y gallent ddod o hyd iddo, dywedodd y byddai sibrydion ar led fod bachgen ifanc wedi cael ei ddarganfod yn fyw, heb ei niweidio, wedi sychu'r llwch oddi arno, ac wedi rhedeg i lawr y stryd. Nid oedd yn wir, ond cadwai'r gweithwyr achub i fynd, cadwai eu gobaith yn fyw ar y diwrnod tywyllaf hwnnw. Roedd fy nhad-cu yn Gatholig, a dywedodd nad oedd erioed wedi credu yn y diafol tan y diwrnod hwnnw. Roedd yna anghyfiawnder chwerw yn sgil y drychineb hon y gellid bod wedi ei hosgoi. Er i ymchwiliad cyhoeddus ddatgelu esgeulustod anfaddeuol, ni ddaethpwyd ag achos troseddol gerbron erioed, ni chollodd neb ei swydd ac ni dderbyniodd neb unrhyw gosb. Ond roedd straeon am obaith hefyd, am ddewrder anghredadwy; athrawon a roddodd eu bywydau wrth geisio achub y plant. Felly pan fyddwn yn cofio am Aber-fan, rydym yn cofio'r golled, y brad, ond rydym hefyd yn cofio'r dewrder a'r gwytnwch a ddangosodd y pentref y diwrnod hwnnw a phob diwrnod ers hynny. Cofiwn Aberfan - nid yw 53 mlynedd yn lleihau'r golled.
English: The next item is a Member debate under Standing Order 11.21 (iv) on tackling LGBT hate crime. I call on Siân Gwenllian to move the motion.
Welsh: Yr eitem nesaf yw'r ddadl gan Aelodau o dan Reol Sefydlog 11.21 (iv) ar fynd i'r afael â throseddau casineb LHDT. Dwi'n galw ar Siân Gwenllian i wneud y cynnig.
English: Thank you, Llywydd. And thank you to my fellow Members, Leanne Wood and Mick Antoniw, for allowing this debate to take place today. I was inspired to look into the issue of hate crimes against the lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans community across Wales as a result of events in a town in my constituency. The charity GISDA has been supporting vulnerable young people in Arfon over decades, and I remember working with Brian Thirsk and the first group of volunteers, back in the 1980s, when it became apparent that some of the young people in the area needed support. The charity is now an important and well-known part of our communities, and recently it was identified that there was a need to establish a safe meeting place for some young LGBT people in the area. A youth club was created and there was an opportunity for young people from that community to socialise and share experiences, and to do so through the medium of Welsh. But, unfortunately, some members of the group and the youth club have suffered homophobic prejudice. Indeed, there was an attack on one young person whilst waiting for a bus having attended the club. This was an appalling homophobic attack. Other members of the club suffered verbal attacks too. Now, as a result of that, some of the young people felt that they could no longer attend the club, but agencies were brought together and there were discussions as to what steps needed to be taken to allow the club to continue to meet for the future.
Welsh: Diolch, Llywydd. A diolch i'm cyd-gyflwynwyr, Leanne Wood a Mick Antoniw, am ganiatáu i'r ddadl yma ddigwydd heddiw yma. Mi ges i'm symbylu i ymchwilio i fater troseddau casineb yn erbyn y gymuned lesbiaidd, deurywiol, hoyw a thraws yng Nghymru yn sgil digwyddiadau mewn tref yn fy etholaeth i. Mae'r elusen GISDA wedi bod yn cefnogi pobl ifanc fregus yn Arfon ers degawdau, a dwi'n cofio gweithio efo Brian Thirsk a'r criw cyntaf o wirfoddolwyr, nôl yn yr 1980au, pan ddaeth hi'n amlwg bod rhai o bobl ifanc yr ardal angen cefnogaeth. Mae'r elusen erbyn hyn yn rhan bwysig ac adnabyddus o'n cymunedau ni, ac yn ddiweddar gwelwyd bod angen sefydlu man cyfarfod diogel ar gyfer rhai o bobl ifanc LHDT yr ardal. Sefydlwyd clwb ieuenctid a chrëwyd cyfle i bobl ifanc o'r gymuned honno i gymdeithasu a rhannu profiadau, a hynny yn yr iaith Gymraeg. Ond, yn anffodus, mae rhai o aelodau'r grŵp a'r clwb ieuenctid wedi dioddef rhagfarn homoffobaidd. Yn wir, fe ymosodwyd ar un person ifanc tra'n aros am fws ar ôl bod yn y clwb. Ymosodiad homoffobaidd, ffiaidd. Bu aelodau eraill yn destun ymosodiadau geiriol hefyd. Yn sgil hynny, roedd rhai o'r bobl ifanc yn teimlo nad oedden nhw am fynd i'r clwb, ond fe dynnwyd yr asiantaethau ynghyd ac fe drafodwyd pa gamau a oedd angen eu cymryd er mwyn caniatáu i'r clwb gael parhau i'r dyfodol.
English: Can you wind up, please?
Welsh: A allwch chi ddirwyn i ben, os gwelwch yn dda?
English: Siân Gwenllian has already mentioned the importance of the relationships and sexuality curriculum, and I do hope that this will be a game changer in ensuring that the next generation really does understand respect for difference and ensuring that people are not consumed by their prejudices, which can lead to lifelong mental health problems.
Welsh: Mae Siân Gwenllian eisoes wedi sôn am bwysigrwydd y cwricwlwm cydberthynas a rhywioldeb, a gobeithiaf y bydd hyn yn arwain at newid sylfaenol o ran sicrhau bod y genhedlaeth nesaf yn deall parch at wahaniaeth a sicrhau nad yw pobl yn cael eu llethu gan eu rhagfarnau, sy'n gallu arwain at broblemau iechyd meddwl gydol oes.
English: Thank you, Dirprwy Lywydd. I want to start by thanking Members for bringing forward this debate today, which the Welsh Government welcomes. It does contribute to our drive to secure greater equality and inclusion for all people in Wales. Intolerance, hate speech and instances of hate crime have no place in our society. We're determined to root them out, and the debate today has shown the strength of feeling on those points across the Chamber. Any incident of hate crime, regardless of its type or manner, is unacceptable. I've written to the Home Secretary to urge the UK Government to acknowledge hate crime motivated by hostility based on sexual orientation be recognised as an aggravated offence, in line with race and faith hate crime, and, in addition, I will be writing to the Home Secretary urging hate crime motivated by hostility based on transgender identity and disability also be recognised as an aggravated offence.
Welsh: Diolch, Ddirprwy Lywydd. Hoffwn ddechrau drwy ddiolch i'r Aelodau am gyflwyno'r ddadl hon heddiw, dadl a groesewir gan Lywodraeth Cymru. Mae'n cyfrannu at ein hymgyrch i sicrhau mwy o gydraddoldeb a chynhwysiant i holl bobl Cymru. Nid oes lle i anoddefgarwch, iaith casineb ac achosion o droseddau casineb yn ein cymdeithas. Rydym yn benderfynol o'u chwynnu, ac mae'r ddadl heddiw wedi dangos pa mor gryf yw'r teimladau ar y pwyntiau hynny ar draws y Siambr. Mae pob math o drosedd casineb yn annerbyniol. Rwyf wedi ysgrifennu at yr Ysgrifennydd Cartref i annog Llywodraeth y DU i gydnabod bod troseddau casineb a ysgogir gan elyniaeth ar sail cyfeiriadedd rhywiol yn cael eu cydnabod fel troseddau gwaethygedig, yn unol â throseddau casineb ar sail hil a ffydd, ac yn ogystal, byddaf yn ysgrifennu at yr Ysgrifennydd Cartref i annog Llywodraeth y DU i gydnabod bod troseddau casineb a ysgogir gan elyniaeth ar sail hunaniaeth drawsryweddol ac anabledd yn droseddau gwaethygedig hefyd.