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Monthly Archives: September 2018
Jack Lopresti MP explains why Kurdistan matters to the UK
The peaceful independence referendum a year ago today in the Kurdistan Region in Iraq and the violent reaction by Baghdad was lost in the news maelstrom but the rehabilitation and reform of Kurdistan and Iraq is highly significant to us. … Continue reading
Reflection on Kurdistani referendum a year on
A year ago today Kurds in Iraq went to the polls to vote on the principle of independence from Iraq and I saw their joy and determination in three cities there. Given they endured genocide by Saddam Hussein, it was … Continue reading
Brief statement by MPs on the recent Iranian attack on Koya
Our increasingly smaller world allows some victims of violence to use round-the-clock news and smart phones to encourage international remedies and justice. But some issues fall through the cracks into relative silence and invisibility, which encourages the guilty to believe … Continue reading