Question: To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they will: (1) List each nation to which they have delivered AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines as part of the World Health Organisation COVAX
My Lords, Armenia forcibly occupied Nagorno-Karabakh, which should have been part of Azerbaijan under four UN Security Council resolutions, in 1993. During the war there were injuries and loss of
My Lords, I am very concerned at the loss of life and violent activities on both sides. I have been to Gaza as well as Israel, and I ask that we actively pursue securing the ceasefire immediately.
My Lords, I declare that I am the founder and chairman of the UK-Nepal Trade and Investment Forum and vice-chair of the APPG on Nepal. The situation in Nepal is dire: it needs our immediate help. I
My Lords, there is evidence of hesitancy to take Covid-19 vaccinations, particularly among some minority communities. I am involved in a national campaign that is actively encouraging everyone to
My Lords, I feel that what is happening in China is reminiscent of the Holocaust, which has also been said by the Board of Deputies. The unfortunate victims this time are Muslims. We must now all
Following up on the points made by the noble Lord, Lord Hastings, there is increasing evidence of hesitancy to take Covid-19 vaccinations, particularly within some minority communities. It is vital
Climate Crisis, COVID-19, Economy, Environment, Financial Services, Islamic Finance, Parliament, Questions, Uncategorized
My Lords, I declare an interest, as I am the co-chair of the APPG on Islamic Finance. Islamic finance can play a role in the green industrial revolution. As we will issue our first
Lord Dholakia: To ask Her Majesty’s Government what progress has been made in settling claims under the Windrush Compensation Scheme. In response to the question moved by Lord Dholakia, Lord
COVID-19, Equality, Financial Inequality, Health, House of Lords, Questions, Speeches, Uncategorized
My Lords, the pandemic has adversely affected the health of the BAME community and caused financial hardship. I have been informed by the Runnymede Trust that only about 44% of the BAME community was