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– Lord Alton of Liverpool
The Situation in Ukraine - House of Lord General Debate
2023-09-21
Some important letters in The Times setting out the case against euthanasia and for retaining a law that provides safety for the vulnerable. Professor Sleeman writes: "Arguments around legalisation for assisted dying obscure the more pressing concern: that high-quality palliative care must be available to everyone who needs it."
2023-09-20
2000 North Korean Escapees Facing Forced Repatriation From China - Government asked for its assessment of the risks they face and says refugees "are often mistreated by the authorities". UK is urged to table a Resolution at the UN Human Rights Council about their plight.
2023-09-19
Government ambiguity about who approved what in partnership between the University of Cambridge and a subsidiary of a Chinese state-owned military technology company that does an estimated 60 per cent of its business with the Chinese military, and which reportedly involved the appointment of a former Chinese Communist Party politician to the university's partnership programme.
2023-09-18
2 Parliamentary replies about the plight of 2000 North Koreans that the CCP regime in China intends to forcibly repatriate to face imprisonment, torture and execution.
2023-09-18
The threat by CCP to availability of semiconductors - crucial to solar panels, electric cars and much more - raised in Parliament.
2023-09-18
Visit to Korea to mark the 10th Anniversary of the landmark United Nations Report on Crimes Against Humanity in North Korea
2023-09-17
With 2000 escapees from North Korea facing imminent repatriation from China, hear the stories of three brave escapees who have found freedom and who have made new lives in South Korea
2023-09-16
Today’s Speech in Seoul to mark the 10th Anniversary of the UN Commission of Inquiry Report on Human Rights Violations in North Korea - September 15th 2023
2023-09-15
Assisted Suicide: Hugely experienced Medical Professor explains why well meaning supporters of euthanasia will open the door to terrifying consequences: “To legalise assisted dying is to normalise it, creating no small pressure – real or perceived – on the frail and the sick to take this ‘choice’. It is no coincidence that support for assisted dying is consistently lowest among the elderly and the disabled.”
2023-09-13
