Found: At their most serious, the tragic murders of Jo Cox and Sir David Amess, are examples of the threats

Found: It means that if I decided tomorrow to praise Thomas Mair, who murdered Jo Cox, and say, “What a

Found: praise the actions of terrorists or glorify their ideology, whether it is Thomas Mair who murdered Jo

Found: am sure that, like us, you are looking forward to seeing the civility commission coming out of the Jo

Found: They are responsible for the arrangements that were put in place after the murder of Jo Cox and reinforced

Found: Take for example the tragic murder of Jo Cox MP: the attack occurred outside a library, but the threat

Found: try to reinforce the security of Members of Parliament since that incident and since the murder of Jo

Found: Take for example the tragic murder of Jo Cox MP: the attack occurred outside a library, but the threat

Found: The work was funded by the UK’s Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office’s Jo Cox Memorial Grant

Found: One was Jo Cox, who was so brutally murdered in 2016, and the other was David Amess, who was murdered

Question to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office:

To ask the Minister of State, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, if he will make an assessment of the potential impact of the (a) UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Democratic Republic of Congo: Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 and (b) UK–Democratic Republic of Congo development partnership on (i) development and (ii) the prevention of genocide in that country.

Answered by Andrew Mitchell - Minister of State (Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office) (Minister for Development)

The UK is committed to supporting efforts to build stability and reduce violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs-led (OCHA) Humanitarian Response Plan is a critical tool for the coordination of the activities of the humanitarian community in their response to urgent humanitarian needs. The UK leads by example, delivering life-saving humanitarian assistance with our £21 million programme in eastern DRC as well as urging the international community to give more resources and lobbying the DRC Government to take responsibility to improve access. Three projects in eastern DRC received £1 million in funding from the Jo Cox Memorial Grant (JCMG) to identify and prevent identity-based violence. These projects were undertaken between July 2019 and July 2022. Workshops supported by the JCMG have helped to inform British Embassy Kinshasa's current atrocity prevention approach including monitoring and calling out hate speech and ethnically motivated attacks against Tutsi and Rwandaphone communities in DRC.

Question to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office:

To ask His Majesty's Government when they provided funding for research into atrocity prevention in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo via the Jo Cox Memorial Grant; what was the level of that funding; and what progress has been made with the project.

Answered by Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon

Three projects in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo received £1 million in funding from the Jo Cox Memorial Grant (JCMG) to identify and prevent identity-based violence. These projects were undertaken between July 2019 and July 2022. Workshops supported by the JCMG have helped to inform British Embassy Kinshasa's current atrocity prevention approach including monitoring and calling out hate speech and ethnically motivated attacks against Tutsi and Rwandaphone communities in DRC.

Question to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, what assessment her Department has made of the potential impact of increases in the cost-of-living on trends in the level of social isolation; and whether her Department is taking steps to help tackle social isolation.

Answered by Stuart Andrew - Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport

Many people experience loneliness and social isolation, and the government is committed to building a more connected society, where everyone is able to build meaningful relationships. Having strong social relationships plays an important role in our physical and mental wellbeing, and government, local councils, health systems and voluntary and community sector organisations all have an important role to play in tackling loneliness.

The Community Life Survey, which the department publishes annually, measures loneliness and collects data on people’s social interactions and support networks. Last year we also published research into the factors associated with loneliness in adults, and found that being on a lower income or unemployed was a contributing factor. We also engage regularly with stakeholders like the Jo Cox Foundation, who are monitoring the impact of cost of living pressures on individuals and charities providing services that aim to reduce loneliness.

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport is also delivering the ‘Know Your Neighbourhood Fund’ to boost volunteering and reduce loneliness in 27 disadvantaged areas across England. The £30 million fund will create thousands of opportunities to bring people together, allow them to develop skills, build relationships and feel more connected to their community.

As announced at the Spring Budget, the department is also delivering a £101.5 million package of support for charities and community organisations in England. As part of this, the £76 million Community Organisations Cost of Living Fund is currently open until 16 October 2023 for applications from frontline organisations, including those that tackle social isolation, that are seeing increased demand for their services and increased delivery costs because of cost of living pressures.

Question to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what assessment the Mass Atrocity Prevention Hub has made of the potential risk of atrocities occurring in the Democratic Republic of Congo against (a) ethnic and (b) linguistic communities in the next three months; and if he will provide a list of the armed groups that have been identified as posing a significant risk.

Answered by Andrew Mitchell - Minister of State (Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office) (Minister for Development)

The protection of civilians in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is of the utmost importance to the UK. Regular local conflict analyses are conducted in DRC which identify localised drivers and triggers of conflict. These are an essential foundation for all programmatic response to conflict in DRC. In 2022, a Jo Cox Memorial Grant was used to fund research into current atrocity prevention efforts in DRC. This showed how identity-based violence and mass atrocities might be better integrated into local early warning and early response mechanisms. The Office for Conflict, Stabilisation and Mediation (OCSM) is trialling an atrocity risk assessment process, which has flagged DRC as having a high risk of mass atrocities.

Question to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what recent assessment he has made of the risk of atrocities against religious communities in Ituri province of the Democratic Republic of Congo; and what steps he is taking to support efforts by (a) the Government of Democratic Republic of Congo, (b) MONUSCO, and (c) regional partner states of Democratic Republic of Congo to increase security in Ituri province and protect communities at risk of atrocity violence.

Answered by Andrew Mitchell - Minister of State (Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office) (Minister for Development)

The UK remains committed to supporting efforts to build stability and reduce violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The protection of civilians in east DRC is of the utmost importance to the UK. The recent violence by armed groups has resulted in human rights abuses and a large spike in humanitarian need. This jeopardises efforts to pursue peace and prosperity and exacerbates the already severe humanitarian situation. In 2022, a Jo Cox Memorial Grant was used to fund research into current atrocity prevention efforts in eastern DRC. This showed how identity-based violence and mass atrocities might be better integrated into local early warning and early response mechanisms. The UK remains committed to working with the DRC Government, the UN Peacekeeping Mission MONUSCO and regional partners to address the drivers of conflict, demobilise armed groups and support dialogue and conflict resolution mechanisms between local communities. The UK continues to be a major funder of MONUSCO and to liaise extensively on their deployments to improve security and ensure the protection of civilians and the safety and security of UN personnel and humanitarian workers.

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Midlothian Council Jo Cox civility pledge

Found: regular Echo Eternal events including the annual Great Get Together in memory of the murdered MP Jo

An honour to join @kimleadbeater her parents Jean and Gordon and @HUD_DVC to open the Jo Cox More in Common Centre at @huddersfielduni A place of reflection to bring together those of all faiths and none and a fitting testament to Jo’s lasting legacy to us all. https://t.co/d0wNBM8urS

The @JoCoxFoundation has launched the Jo Cox Civility Commission to identify practical solutions to address abuse and intimidation in the conduct of our politics. Support @JoCoxFoundation and take part 👇 https://t.co/jKi5fPiWNm https://t.co/DwqvNEH99c

🤝MORE IN COMMON🤝 Abuse & intimidation in politics impact not just individuals but their families, colleagues, and those wanting to get involved in politics. So it's welcome news @JoCoxFoundation has launched the Jo Cox Civility Commission to tackle the issue. #JoCoxCommission https://t.co/3fIptlhg7p

Today sees the launch of the Jo Cox Civility Commission, trying to tackle abuse and intimidation of those involved in politics. 88% of local councillors have faced harassment and abuse, which puts good people off standing, that needs to stop. #JoCoxCommission

Pleased to see the launch of the Jo Cox Civility Commission today, trying to tackle abuse and intimidation of those involved in politics. Abuse of anyone for simply doing their job should never be tolerated. #JoCoxCommission https://t.co/BWZUeGUkQK

Today is the launch of The Jo Cox Civility Commission. The Commission will be dedicated to identifying practical solutions to address the worsening issue of abuse and intimidation against politicians. I stand in support of @JoCoxFoundation & #JoCoxCommission https://t.co/vnj1lTd8CX

I welcome the launch of the Jo Cox Civility Commission. Abuse and intimidation of our elected representatives, including violence towards them, is one of the biggest threats to our democracy in the UK. The #JoCoxCommission aims to find practical solutions to this complex issue. https://t.co/lXF4B61SJX

Today sees the launch of the Jo Cox Civility Commission, trying to tackle abuse and intimidation of those involved in politics. 88% of local councillors have faced harassment and abuse, which puts good people off standing, that needs to stop. #JoCoxCommission https://t.co/BtsK7LoMC1

In the last seven years two MPs have been murdered whilst representing their constituents. Today’s launch of the Jo Cox Civility Commission to tackle the growing abuse and intimidation in politics is one I fully support. #JoCoxCommission https://t.co/TDenBcMKq5

Abuse and intimidation in politics not only impacts an individual, but also their family, colleagues, and the future pipeline of politicians. #JoCoxCommission I welcome news today that @jocoxfoundation has launched the Jo Cox Civility Commission to tackle this issue. https://t.co/8N8qOyN8Pv

So proud that my amazing friend @Ashley__Dalton will now join @PreetKGillMP and I in Parliament as the third MP elected from the first ever cohort of @LabourWomensNet's Jo Cox Women in Leadership programme in 2016 🎉🥰 https://t.co/xSdPbwVjGw

Almost 80% of young people have reported feeling lonely this past month. This January, over a 1000 community Get Together events, all in partnership with the Jo Cox Foundation, are being held nationally to combat loneliness. Check out events near you here: https://t.co/3VB6Yhg0dR https://t.co/jS2lowcSmf

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Found: Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Commander of the Order of the British Empire Dr Juliette Jo

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Found: 10-16 Roundtable - Sport England, Community Together, UK Coaching, LoveBrum, Canal and River Trust, Jo

Found: The FCDO provided funding through a Jo Cox Memorial Grant for research into atrocity prevention in

Found: Study of Radi calisatio n and Political Violence Director and Trustee Unpaid James Bethell Self Jo

Found: However, in the aftermath of the murders of Jo Cox MP and David Amess MP, this issue has received significantly

Found: Nuffield Foundation • Local Government Association • Demos • Runnymede Trust • The Change Foundation • Jo

Found: Conversely, the security concerns following the murders of Jo Cox M P and Sir David Amess M P have

Found: The previous year had also seen the murder of Jo Cox MP by an Extreme Right -Wing terrorist.

Found: The previous year had also seen the murder of Jo Cox MP by an Extreme Right -Wing terrorist.

Found: The assassinations of our friends Jo Cox and Sir David Amess have affected us all.

Found: security system has undergone significant reform in recent years, most notably following the murders of Jo

Found: The world’s first government strategy on loneliness was launched in October 2018 in response to the Jo

Found: She is also a Trustee of the Jo Cox Foundation.

Found: Manchester Arena, London Bridge, Finsbury Park, Fishmongers’ Hall, Forbury Gardens, and the murders of MPs Jo

Found: My late friend Jo Cox said: “We have more in common than that which divides us.”

Found: There were also right -wing attacks , in 201 6, with the murder of MP Jo Cox, and in 2017 at Finsbury

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Found: She is also a Trustee of the Jo Cox Foundation.

Found: CEO to the Police and Crime Commissioner in West Yorkshire at the time of the appalling murder of Jo

Found: Maggie O’Boyle, Press Officer Su Moore, CEO, and Hannah Phillips, Research and Policy Manager, The Jo

Found: THURSDAY 18 JANUARY 2024 AGENDA Su Moore, CEO and Hannah Phillips, Research and Policy Manager, The Jo

Found: On that subject, Committee members noted that The Jo Cox Foundation would kindly attend the January Committee

Found: The Jo Cox Foundation Members noted that The Jo Cox Foundation had updated the Secretariat on progress

Found: There were also right -wing attacks , in 201 6, with the murder of MP Jo Cox, and in 2017 at Finsbury

Found: Vincent Fuller, aged 50); Finsbury Park mosque attack, June 2017 (Darren Osborne, aged 47) and murder of Jo

Found: Vincent Fuller, aged 50); Finsbury Park mosque attack, June 2017 (Darren Osborne, aged 47) and murder of Jo

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Found: The projects, led by organisations including the Jo Cox Foundation, Mencap, the British Deafness Association

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Found: politicians in the United Kingdom have increased, some with severe consequences, most notably the murders of Jo

Found: There are also security concerns, particularly after the murder of Jo Cox for example.

Found: The former fishing skipper, 71, also sent an internet link relating to the murder of Jo Cox, the Yorkshire

Found: of threats are being made regarding MSPs by right -wing groups, particularly after what happened to Jo

Found: The following themes emerged from this discussion: • The murder of Jo Cox weighs heavily on many of

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