Substitute
Deputy
Labour
House of Commons
GB - SW1A OAA - London
United Kingdom
Working language: English
21/06/2023 | 18:10:10 Thank you, Madam Chair, for calling me to speak in this joint debate. I would like to congratulate all the rapporteurs on their timely reports, which I fully support, but I will principally speak to Ms Ada MARRA's report. I would like to draw my remarks to shine a light on another group of migrants who are documented but are in an irregular situation. They are marginalised because they have no recourse to public funds (NRPF). NRPF, as it is known, is a condition attached by the UK Home Office... 26/04/2023 | 17:23:40 Thank you, Mister President, for calling me to speak in this debate. I would like to congratulate the rapporteur Mr Simon MOUTQUIN on this very timely report. I represent an area in North London with thriving communities with roots in Türkiye and Syria. And so I know the anguish caused by the terrible earthquake earlier this year. Sadly, we know that the regularity and intensity of natural disasters are only set to increase. Therefore I want to echo a point in paragraph 6 of the resolution... 24/01/2023 | 13:22:06 (Undelivered speech, Rules of Procedure Art. 31.2) Thank you Chair for calling me to speak in this debate. I would like to congratulate the Rapporteur, Ms Petra Bayr, on this timely report. When conflict occurs, sexual violence generally follows. As noted in Point 2 of the resolution sexual violence is used as a tool to oppress and humiliate victims, and is sometimes used with the intent to commit ethnic cleansing and genocide. One example of these barbaric acts were the mass assaults of... 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...
19/09/2023 | Doc. 15823 | Motion for a resolution Sustainable European guidelines to counter social dumping and strengthen collective bargaining mechanisms 03/05/2023 | Doc. 15758 | Motion for a resolution Implementation of the Good Friday Agreement 10/09/2020 | Doc. 15137 | Motion for a resolution Fighting and preventing excessive and unjustified use of force by the law enforcement officers 08/09/2020 | Doc. 15135 | Motion for a resolution Human rights violations in Belarus require an international investigation 05/02/2016 | Doc. 13981 | Motion for a resolution Promoting diversity and equality in politics
21/06/2023 | Doc. 15780, vote on the draft text for opinion Budgets and priorities of the Council of Europe for the period 2024-2027 21/06/2023 | Doc. 15781, vote on the draft text for resolution Expenditure of the Parliamentary Assembly for the biennium 2024-2025 21/06/2023 | Doc. 15785, vote on the draft text for resolution Integration of migrants and refugees: benefits for all parties involved 21/06/2023 | Doc. 15786, vote on the draft text for resolution Social inclusion of migrants, refugees and internally displaced persons through sport 21/06/2023 | Doc. 15784, vote on the draft text for resolution Health and social protection of undocumented workers or those in an irregular situation