Afzal Khan MP: speeches

4 Jul 2025–3 Jul 2026

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Speeches

16 Jun 2026 · Topical Questions · Hansard source
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The International Court of Justice directed third states not to enter into trade dealings with Israel in the Occupied Palestinian Territories two years ago, but the Government have still not responded to that—why? Does the Secretary of State recognise the UK’s obligations to the ICJ, and will it comply?
10 Jun 2026 · Myanmar: Human Rights · Hansard source
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The genocide against the Rohingya Muslims, which has been ongoing for almost a decade, is one of the most horrifying examples of Islamophobia. Does the right hon. Member agree that the UK should join the EU and the USA in imposing sanctions on the military-controlled Myanmar oil and gas enterprises, which is a major source of revenue for the military?
18 Nov 2025 · Gaza and Sudan · Hansard source
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As the fighting has engulfed El Fasher and severe food insecurity has spread across Darfur, women and girls have experienced extreme hunger, displacement, death, and sexual and gender-based violence. What steps is the UK taking with its regional and international partners to protect and support civilians and, in particular, women and girls who are at risk?
10 Sept 2025 · Qatar: Israeli Strike · Hansard source
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Qatar is an ally, and a key negotiator and mediator in Gaza ceasefire talks. Through committing atrocities in Gaza, illegal settlements in the west bank, marching into Syria, and attacking Lebanon, Iran, Yemen and now Qatar, this Israeli Government have proven themselves to be a rogue ally to us and a dangerous neighbour. At what point does the UK draw a line in the sand and call out this Israeli Government for what they are—a danger to peace in the middle east?
10 Sept 2025 · Occupied Palestinian Territories: Humanitarian Access · Hansard source
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My hon. Friend is making a powerful case about the catalogue of atrocities being committed. In July, the Prime Minister announced that “the UK will recognise the state of Palestine by the United Nations General Assembly in September unless the Israeli government takes substantive steps to end the appalling situation in Gaza”. Those steps have not been taken, and the situation has got worse; we saw what happened yesterday in Qatar. Does she agree that the UK must now recognise a Palestinian state as part of a broader push for peace and urgent humanitarian relief?

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Communities and local government	9
Culture, media and sport	5
Defence and foreign affairs	5
Democracy and constitution	1
Economy and business	2
Education and skills	7
Environment and energy	2
Health and care	10
Housing and planning	1
Immigration and borders	3
Justice and policing	2
Social security and pensions	4
Transport	2
Unclassified	5

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