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Armed Conflict: Children | Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Written Answers The UK recognises that protecting children from the effects of armed conflict is a moral, legal and strategic imperative, and essential i
Ukraine: Disinformation | Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Written Answers The UK Government has stepped up support for Ukraine to counter foreign information manipulation, both domestically and internationally.
Belarus: Politics and Government | Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Written Answers The UK values the work of the Parliamentary Assembly to the Council of Europe in highlighting the increasingly repressive landscape in Be
Russia: Ukraine | Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Written Answers We are appalled by Russia's recent attack on Odesa.
Press Freedom | Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Written Answers The UK implements the Council of Europe campaign through the National Action Plan for the Safety of Journalists.
Children: Abuse | Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Written Answers The UK Government remains firmly committed to promoting the rights of children at home and overseas, this includes working to tackle all
Ukraine: Children | Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Written Answers We strongly condemn the forcible transfer and deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia or Russian-controlled territories of Ukraine.
Torture: Europe | Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Written Answers The Government unreservedly condemns the use of torture for any purpose and continues to call on all States to ensure that those in deten
Ukraine | Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Commons debates No, it does not, but we continue to work very energetically and closely with our friends across Europe, including at the recently convene
Topical Questions | Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office | Commons debates The hon. Gentleman is right to ask that question.