1: That this House has considered early elections, human rights and the political situation in Turkey.I - Speech Link
2: going on an observer mission to scrutinise the elections in Turkey, which I agree need to be free, fair - Speech Link
3: London and other areas are able to vote in these elections. The polling station for London, for instance - Speech Link

1: fraud and falsification of results, and local independent observers were barred from witnessing the count - Speech Link
2: violence, intimidation and harassment against peaceful protesters. We have seen horrific scenes of militia - Speech Link
3: targeted journalists, including those of the BBC, and shut down the internet to hide their actions. Opposition - Speech Link

1: situation in Belarus.As the House will recall, on 9 August Belarus held presidential elections that were - Speech Link

1: engaged at the highest levels with the Lebanese Government, and ensuring that there is political and economic - Speech Link
2: legal route, but the pandemic has understandably seen it suspended. Now is surely the time to reopen those - Speech Link
3: subsequent collapse of the Lebanese Government, the UK Government have rightly pledged aid to support - Speech Link

1: to move,That this House has considered human rights in Togo.It is a pleasure to serve under - Speech Link
2: run-up to the elections in Togo in December is an example of the fact that human rights are still supressed - Speech Link
3: would run across the estate for, but I will for human rights in Togo. The issues in relation to the election - Speech Link

1: and gross breach of the European convention on human rights.The G7 has condemned the imprisonment - Speech Link
2: The UK is appalled by the politically motivated detention of Alexei Navalny on arbitrary charges. As the - Speech Link

1: organisations’ internal affairs and other forms of harassment have proliferated. The phenomenon of closing - Speech Link
2: is vice-chair of the all-party parliamentary human rights group, so I know the good work that she does - Speech Link
3: hon. Gentleman for his action in this House on human rights. He regularly brings issues to the attention - Speech Link

1: My Lords, last year’s rigged presidential elections and Lukashenko’s brutal crackdown against those calling - Speech Link
2: people in Belarus can hear them? What are we specifically going to do about the journalists recently jailed - Speech Link
3: release of all human rights defenders. The noble Lord is right to draw attention to media freedom. As leaders - Speech Link

1: Opposition MPs, barred from Parliament by the Elections Commission, must be allowed to retake their seats - Speech Link
2: Maldives. Is that not another example of the human rights abuses carried out in the Maldives, in this - Speech Link
3: but on the other it is host to many hundreds of thousands of people from around the world, on whom it depends - Speech Link
4: liberal bloggers and journalists, too. In late September last year Her Majesty’s Government warned that terrorists - Speech Link

1: can now take robust action against the Chinese Government in the form of sanctions, perhaps against the - Speech Link
2: which we can operate. He will understand that the Government choose not to discuss any future sanctions we - Speech Link