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As part of its response to human rights violations in North Korea the U.K. says it will review the findings and recommendations in the report by the Korea Future Initiative ‘Persecuting Faith: Documenting religious freedom violations in North Korea.

As part of its response to human rights violations in North Korea the U.K. says it will review the findings and recommendations in the report by the Korea Future Initiative 'Persecuting Faith: Documenting religious freedom violations in North Korea. Lord Ahmad of...

U.K. fails to adequately answer why it has not pressed for the full implementation of the recommendation of the 2014 UN Commission of Inquiry to refer evidence of crimes against humanity in North Korea to the UN Security Council for investigation by the International Criminal Court. Even if others vote against a referral the U.K. should demonstrate its belief in the rule of law and force countries which support North Korea and are indifferent to its crimes against humanity to show their hand.

U.K. fails to answer why it has not pressed for the full implementation of the recommendation of the 2014 UN Commission of Inquiry to refer evidence of crimes against humanity in North Korea to the UN Security Council for investigation by the International Criminal...

Following the recent publication of the APPG report on North Korea the U.K. says it “will review the Report’s findings and recommendations and consider how the UK government can continue to address the appalling human rights situation”

Following the recent publication of the APPG report on North Korea the U.K. says it “will review the Report's findings and recommendations and consider how the UK government can continue to address the appalling human rights situation” Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, the...

Government challenged from all sides on the failure to ban Chinese Company linked to the surveillance State in Xinjiang and failure to provide national resilience instead of dependency on products from China. Written Questions on APPG Report on North Korea; Lateral Flow Tests, slave labour, and due diligence; Chinese companies banned in the US but not the UK; NSO Group hacking of human rights activists; Investments in Alibaba and others; food security in Cameroon; BGI tests for Down syndrome.

Government challenged from all sides on the failure to ban Chinese Company linked to the surveillance State in Xinjiang and failure to provide national resilience instead of dependency on products from China. Written Questions on APPG Report on North Korea; Lateral...

In advance of the launch tomorrow of a new report by the All Party Parliamentary Group on North Korea a letter has been sent today to Dominic Raab about the CCP’s forced repatriation of 50 North Korean escapees on 14th July. These North Koreans will without doubt end up in prison and labour camps where they will very likely die, either by execution or as a result of the dire conditions and mistreatment.

19 July, 2021   The Rt Hon Dominic Raab MP Secretary of State  Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office King Charles Street London SW1A 2AH Dear Foreign Secretary,   We are writing to bring to your attention the forcible repatriation of 50...

Government pressed to say what assessment they have made of the account of a forced abortion on a woman suspected of being Christian in North Korea and says “The UK is deeply concerned by reports, including from Korea Future Initiative, which tell of serious human rights offences and persecution of those who are caught practising religion.”

Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, has provided the following answer to your written parliamentary question (HL1334): Question by Lord Alton of Liverpool:To ask Her Majesty's Government, further to the report by the Korea Future...

UK says it has “deep concerns about the lack of freedom of religion or belief in North Korea and has used the Global Human Rights sanctions regime against entities involved in the regime’s concentration camps. Minister says he “is deeply concerned by reports from North Korean escapees, which tell of serious human rights offences and persecution of those who are caught practising religion.”

Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, has provided the following answer to your written parliamentary question (HL1284): Question by Lord Alton of Liverpool :To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the...

North Korea forces a man’s family to watch as they publicly execute him for selling CDs and USBs. A UN Inquiry found NK guilty of crimes against humanity but have failed to take any follow up judicial action – no wonder NK’s leaders think they can get away with gross barbarism of a high order

North Korea forces a man’s family to watch as they publicly execute him for selling CDs and USBs. A UN Inquiry found NK guilty of crimes against humanity but have failed to take any follow up judicial action – no wonder NK’s leaders think they can get away with gross barbarism of a high order

https://www.dailynk.com/english/wonsan-man-executed-illegally-selling-cds-usbs-south-korean-movies-dramas-music-videos/ DailyNK reports website this morning, that : “on Apr. 25, approximately forty days after his arrest, Lee was publicly executed in front of a crowd...

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For 18 years David Alton was a Member of the House of Commons and today he is an Independent Crossbench Life Peer in the UK House of Lords.

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Forty year campaign demanding justice for British servicemen used as guinea pigs in atomic tests in the 50s – with one Commons debate in the 80s taking place in the middle of the night, at 3.50 am. Today just 1500 of the 20,000 servicemen put in harms way are still alive. The Defence Minister, Earl Minto, deserves thanks for his straightforward reply in the Lords yesterday. However long it takes, injustices must be put right.

Throughout the 80s I campaigned for justice for British servicemen used as guinea pigs in atomic tests. On one occasion I initiated a debate in the Commons at 3.50 am in the middle of the night - a debate that the Government didn't want. Today just 1500 of the 20,000...