Abtisam Mohamed MP: speeches

4 Jul 2024–3 Jul 2025

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Speeches

4 Mar 2025 · Gaza · Hansard source
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The powerful scenes of Palestinians celebrating the start of Ramadan, even as their homes and lives have been reduced to rubble by Israeli forces, send a defiant message to the world that despite the displacement and destruction, Palestinians remain rooted in their land. Will the Minister confirm that the decision to block all aid to Gaza, collectively punishing the entire population, is a war crime and a breach of international law, contravening provisions of the Geneva convention and the Rome statute?
25 Nov 2024 · Israel-Gaza Conflict: Arrest Warrants · Hansard source
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The ICC’s decision is a crucial step towards ensuring justice and accountability for the crimes against humanity committed in Gaza and Israel. It is vital for the Government to act without fear or favour in order to uphold the international rules-based system. War crimes are wrong whoever commits them and wherever they happen, whether they are committed by Russian forces in unlawfully occupied Ukraine or by Israeli forces on unlawfully occupied Palestinian territory. Will the Minister now review all diplomatic, economic and political relations with Israel to ensure that our country is not complicit in the atrocities that are taking place in Gaza, the west bank and Lebanon?
5 Nov 2024 · Legal Aid · Hansard source
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3. Whether she plans to widen the scope of cases covered by legal aid.
5 Nov 2024 · Legal Aid · Hansard source
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Cuts to legal aid and the narrowing of its scope by the Conservatives have meant that many people are no longer able to resolve their problems through access to early legal advice. That has resulted in legal representation being available only to those who can afford it. Will the Minister consider looking into restoring legal aid to the level it was before the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 for all areas of civil law, to ensure that justice is made available to all people who can afford it? Will she commit to reviewing the bureaucracy of the Legal Aid Agency, which does not support the needs and capacity of small firms?

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Department or topic	Published records
Communities and local government	7
Culture, media and sport	3
Defence and foreign affairs	17
Democracy and constitution	5
Economy and business	11
Education and skills	3
Environment and energy	7
Health and care	4
Housing and planning	2
Immigration and borders	2
Justice and policing	4
Social security and pensions	1
Unclassified	4

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