Syria: Security Situation Debate
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Lindsay Hoyle
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Syria: Security Situation
Lindsay Hoyle Excerpts(4 years, 10 months ago)
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Several hon. Members rose—
Mr Speaker
Order. I am going to run this urgent question until about 4.15 pm, so speedy questions and short answers will be very helpful. I call Mark Pritchard.
Mark Pritchard (The Wrekin) (Con)
On the issue of displaced persons, widows, orphans and refugees in camps in northern Syria, does the Minister share my concern that some of those camps—some of which are funded by British taxpayers—are becoming a refuge for former ISIS leaders’ wives, who are running a new ISIS regime in those camps, making it a one-stop shop for the radicalisation of more people, including children? What is being done to ensure that the British taxpayer is not funding ISIS mark 2?