It is deeply disturbing that the police put out personal details of this man at great risk to his safety. The Batley Grammar School teacher remains in hiding to this day.

Guardian: Government facing defeat in House of Lords next Tuesday on ban of energy investments tied to Uyghur exploitation -all party amendment to GB Energy Bill aims to block forced labour UK Parliament Human Rights Committee Ed Miliband Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) Sarah Champion theguardian.com/global-develop… See

“Never Again,But Not for the Uyghurs: A Shameful Omission” Like Rahima Mahmut⁩ I too attended the national Holocaust memorial at which genocides were listed.I was shocked by no reference to the Uyghur or Armenian genocides. Ill judged & offensive. ⁦ bitterwinter.org/never-again-bu…

✝ Today, the Armenian Church commemorates the faith and sacrifice of the heroes of Avarayr, who stood in defense of their spiritual and national identity. Their legacy is a testament to the enduring strength of faith and the call to remain steadfast in our values.

Meeting UK Parliament on the treatment of women in North Korea and the implications of North Korea’s theft of crypto currency. Details [email protected] Invitation from Iain Duncan Smith MP Chingford & Woodford Green Jim Shannon MP and Lord (David) Alton APPG North Korea

As of 2024, the longest-serving life peer is The Baroness Cox (Crossbencher), who is also the longest-serving female member of the House. She first took her seat on 2 March 1983. hansard.parliament.uk/lords/1983-03-… #Polit

I stand with the women of Iran & the “WOMAN, LIFE, FREEDOM” movement. Hundreds of women’s rights defenders are held in deplorable conditions in Iran's prisons. They face severe punishment & even the death penalty. These brave women deserve our unwavering respect & support.

Africa Minister Collins of Highbury spells out the catastrophic consequences of Sudan's war: “The worst humanitarian disaster in the world,with the most vulnerable,including children,bearing the brunt" 637,000 in famine, 8.1 million on the brink of starvation: davidalton.net/2025/03/07/uk-…

Baroness Cox News Thank you for your hard work, your unstinting service for the good of our country, and your faithfulness to our Christian foundations and values. May God continue to bless you with wisdom and strength.

110th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide- Failure to recognise what happened before condemns us to witness a repeat of the same atrocities in our own times - See Henry C. Theriault - Armenian National Committee of United Kingdom - House Magazine

Today, the Coptic Orthodox Church commemorates the great Saint George. “They could not change his mind, nor his upright Faith, nor his great love, for Christ the King” Coptic Doxology Let us likewise aspire to being upright in thought and Faith, and endeavour to be faithful in

The Community Security Trust, a UK charity that works to protect Jews from antisemitism and other threats, has reported a increase in antisemitic incidents on UK university campuses following the start of the current conflict in the Middle lordslibrary.parliament.uk/antisemitism-o…

Chaired a 2 hour Hearing UK Parliament on religious persecution in North Korea- with disturbing accounts of terrible violations of Article 18 of the UDHR-the universal right to believe,not to believe or to change belief APPG North Korea CSW_UK Open Doors UK Aid to the Church in Need UK Jubilee Campaign

It was a privilege to be there (and in the photo) to hear this excellent and important speech by former President Tsai ⁦蔡英文 Tsai Ing-wen⁩ of #Taiwan in the UK Parliament Tsai urges increased Taiwan-UK security cooperation at British parliament taiwannews.com.tw/news/6112257

Met with Sebastien Lai and his father’s lawyer Caoilfhionn Gallagher KC KC at UK Parliament today. 22 former political prisoners & hostages -including Nazanin Zachariah-Ratcliffe - have urged Keir Starmer to do more to secure Jimmy Lai’s release “before it is too late”#FreeJimmyLai

Answers B and C are correct. In 1938, the woolsack was re-stuffed with a blend of wool from Britain and other wool producing nations of the Commonwealth. It is thought to have been introduced in the 14th century to reflect the economic importance of the wool trade in England.

The current longest-serving life peer in the House of Lords, Baroness Cox - who first took her seat in 1983 - is 88 today

chase the sun Narinder Kaur Symbolically, Sharia councils in the UK can indeed evoke concerns of parallel systems clashing with secular democracy, as critics like Baroness Cox argue they perpetuate gender biases (e.g., unequal divorce rights) despite being voluntary. However, proponents note they aid