Black History Month
There will be a general debate on Black History Month on Thursday 22 October 2026. The debate will take place in the House of Commons Chamber.
General debate on Holocaust Memorial Day 2019.
General debate on Holocaust Memorial Day 2019 (193KB PDF)
This debate pack has been compiled ahead of the general debate on Holocaust Memorial Day to be held in the Commons Chamber on Thursday 24 January 2019. The subject was determined by the Backbench Business Committee.
The debate will be on the motion: That this House has considered Holocaust Memorial Day 2019.
Holocaust Memorial Day, 27 January, has taken place in the UK since 2001. Each year, the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust chooses a different theme to enable audiences on Holocaust Memorial Day to learn something new about the past. Every theme is relevant to the Holocaust, Nazi Persecution and to each subsequent genocide. This year’s theme: Torn from home.
Torn from home encourages audiences to reflect on how the enforced loss of a safe place to call ‘home’ is part of the trauma faced by anyone experiencing persecution and genocide. ‘Home’ usually means a place of safety, comfort and security.
HMD 2019 will include marking the 25th anniversary of the Genocide in Rwanda, which began in April 1994 and the 40th anniversary of the end of the Genocide in Cambodia, which ended in 1979.
General debate on Holocaust Memorial Day 2019 (193KB PDF)
There will be a general debate on Black History Month on Thursday 22 October 2026. The debate will take place in the House of Commons Chamber.
An e-petition about recording crimes motivated by misogyny as hate crimes is being debated in Westminster Hall on 7 September 2026. The debate will be opened by Tony Vaughan MP.
An overview of the current system of support for children and young people with special educational needs, and pressure on the system. Updated with new SEND incidence and EHC plan data