Substitute
Deputy
Labour
House of Commons
GB - SW1A OAA - London
United Kingdom
Working language: English
29/09/2021 | 17:46:33 Thank you, thank you Vice-President for calling me to speak in this joint debate on environment climate crisis, inequality and migration. I would like to thank the rapporteur on their reports. Dear colleagues, I believe that the climate crisis currently facing the world must be considered a major international priority. Climate change is causing mayhem across the world and is increasingly becoming a driver of poverty and vulnerability. We know this will only get worse. Immediate and serious... 24/06/2021 | 16:55:26 I would like to congratulate the rapporteur Mr Momodou Malcolm JALLOW on this important to report. May I start by saying, over the last 50 years little has been done to tackle structural racism affecting Black communities in the United Kingdom, concerning employment, education, health, housing, stop and search, and public life. The efforts to tackle racial inequality remain rhetoric-based on quick wins, which are contradicted by austerity measures, which hit ethnic minority women the hardest... 23/06/2021 | 17:04:00 Thank you, Madam President, for calling me to speak today. Colleagues, I would like to congratulate the rapporteur Ms Eglantina GJERMENI on this important report. I would like to focus on participation of women of colour and of women with an immigration background. Let me start by echoing what has been said by other speakers: that political parties need to be part of the change. Political parties must ensure that in all parts of their parties all members are represented and empowered both... 22/06/2021 | 17:43:29 Thank you, Chair, for calling me to speak in this debate. I would like to congratulate the rapporteur Mr Andrej HUNKO on his timely report. As stated in point 3 of the draft resolution, I echo the deep concerns about the situation of vulnerable population that has been harshly affected by the socio-economic crisis sparked by the pandemic. For the last ten years, the UK government has cut welfare state to ribbons with charities filling the gaps. Charities are the cornerstone of many... 27/01/2021 | 18:19:08 Thank you, thank you so much. I would like to congratulate the rapporteur Ms Alexandra LOUIS. I understand she's not here. I thank her stand-in for the work that he did for us all. I just want to start off by saying that NGOs are part of democracy and we must not push them away from that discussion. They should be part of that discussion. It's really important that we make sure that any NGO that is receiving funds is encouraged and always, without a shadow of a doubt, is encouraged to record...
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