Ms Valerie VAZ (United Kingdom, SOC)

Photo member

Substitute
Deputy
Labour

House of Commons
GB - SW1A OAA - London
United Kingdom

Working language: English

Declarations of interests:
2026 , 2025

Declarations of interest regarding election observations (if applicable)

Mandates

In the political groups

Member: Socialists, Democrats and Greens Group since 29/11/2024

In the Assembly

since 29/11/2024 Substitute - United Kingdom

In the committee(s) and sub-committee(s)

Alternate of Sir Christopher CHOPE (Full Member): Committee on Equality and Non-Discrimination (since 29/11/2024)

Interventions

Last speeches

29/09/2026 | 18:56:26 Thank you, Chair. And I want to start by thanking Lord Leslie GRIFFITHS – the distinguished Lord Leslie GRIFFITHS – for his report and for his commitment to social cohesion and democratic engagement throughout his life. But I want to look at the sources and the causes of why people are so upset by migrants. When we are walking the streets, the men in black balaclavas don't distinguish whether you're third-generation British or a migrant; they look at the colour of your skin. For the one Ms...

Activities

Reports and committee opinions

Motions, Written Declarations, Questions

25/06/2026 | Doc. 16453 | Motion for a resolution Towards a European strategy on arbitrary detention and hostage‑taking of European and dual‑national citizens

Votes on adopted texts

01/10/2026 | Doc. 16493, vote on the draft text for resolution Europe, the fastest-warming continent: accelerating climate action with young people 01/10/2026 | Doc. 16493, vote on the draft text for recommendation Europe, the fastest-warming continent: accelerating climate action with young people 30/09/2026 | Doc. 16468, vote on the draft text for recommendation Growing threats to media pluralism and the independence of the media 30/09/2026 | Doc. 16468, vote on the draft text for resolution Growing threats to media pluralism and the independence of the media 29/09/2026 | Doc. 16476, vote on the draft text for resolution The role of diasporas and migrants in developing social cohesion and democratic engagement