All 2 Debates between Lord Jackson of Peterborough and Baroness Chapman of Darlington

West Papua

Debate between Lord Jackson of Peterborough and Baroness Chapman of Darlington
Wednesday 13th November 2024

(1 week, 3 days ago)

Lords Chamber
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Baroness Chapman of Darlington Portrait Baroness Chapman of Darlington (Lab)
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The noble and right reverend Lord raises his concerns about this issue consistently, and we respect him for doing that. As I say, we will continue to raise concerns through the Foreign Minister and others. Minister Dodds visited Indonesia in September, and she also raised concerns about Papua.

Lord Jackson of Peterborough Portrait Lord Jackson of Peterborough (Con)
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My Lords, the Government are committed to universal human rights. The Minister may anticipate my question, as I have mentioned it before in the House. When are the Government going to appoint a special envoy for freedom of religion and belief? Contrary to the promises that have been made, this has not happened. This is a bipartisan issue, which we all support.

Electoral Registration

Debate between Lord Jackson of Peterborough and Baroness Chapman of Darlington
Wednesday 4th February 2015

(9 years, 9 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lord Jackson of Peterborough Portrait Mr Jackson
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I will not give way to the hon. Lady.

Lord Jackson of Peterborough Portrait Mr Jackson
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I named her, but I have named a lot of people in this debate.

The Labour party’s problem is simple: it is useless Labour councils. Those useless Labour councils are being given a lot of taxpayers’ money to do the job properly. They should be canvassing, registering people, ensuring that the right people are on the register and ensuring that there is electoral integrity in the register. If Labour Members have problems in Bristol, County Durham and the London borough of Merton, all of which are controlled by the Labour party, they should take them up with local people.