Early Day Motion on human rights in Pakistan
This week I tabled an Early Day Motion regarding human and trade union rights in Pakistan. The arrest of Amar Fayez is extremely alarming, and… Read More »Early Day Motion on human rights in Pakistan
Parliament
Local Services Funding
I was elected on a manifesto that pledged not just to protect public services, but to extend them. As demand increases, funds have not. Funding… Read More »Local Services Funding
Early Day Motion on Global Islamophobia
Today I tabled an Early Day Motion to raise awareness of Islamophobia all over the world, and the part that the UK has to play… Read More »Early Day Motion on Global Islamophobia
BAME Curriculums
We must challenge the rhetoric of Tory pressure groups who label progressive curriculum changes as ‘the woke agenda’. Our school curriculum should reflect the lived experience… Read More »BAME Curriculums
Overseas Operations Bill
We must have a transparent justice system, in order to protect all of those affected by war. We must make sure that the mistakes of Iraq… Read More »Overseas Operations Bill
Low traffic neighbourhoods
This week, Ministers were called to account for the the impact of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods in London. Whilst I welcome moves towards a greener society,… Read More »Low traffic neighbourhoods
Urgent Question: Leisure Centre Funding
St. George’s and Tiller Leisure Centres have not re-opened since the first lockdown. I’m calling on the Government to provide a plan, with proper funding,… Read More »Urgent Question: Leisure Centre Funding
Rohingya Refugee Crisis
It is now Islamophobia Awareness Month & I’m calling on the Government to do more on the Rohingya Refugee Crisis. Thousands of Rohingya Refugees remain… Read More »Rohingya Refugee Crisis
Questions on COVID19 testing centre at Watney Market
I’ve asked the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care questions on the COVID19 testing centre at the Watney Market Idea Store. To view… Read More »Questions on COVID19 testing centre at Watney Market