The Conservative Party Human Rights Commission, which Fiona chairs, has published a report titled ‘China’s Confucius Institutes’.

Fiona recently attended the launch of a report titled 'Life at Sea: Working together in times of crisis'. The report was written by maritime charity Apostleship of the Sea.

Parliament may be failing to come to a consensus on a Brexit agreement, but Fiona has taken the opportunity this week to speak up for low-income families, who face extraordinarily steep tax rates when they seek to come off benefits and go into work.

Speaking in a debate in the House of Commons today Fiona said: 

Fiona recently launched the report titled "Poison, Torture, Lies and Repression: Human Rights in Russia Today."

In July Fiona spoke at the parliamentary launch of a new policy report “Families First” from the Alcohol and Families Alliance (AFA).

Fiona chaired a meeting of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Faith and Society in Parliament looking at ‘What Works in Prisons – contributions of the Faith and Voluntary Sector to Prisoners and their Families’.

Fiona Bruce said:

Fiona spoke on the Today programme about the recently published report on Freedom of Speech in Universities.

Fiona welcomed the publication of a report into the disqualification of candidates and legislators in Hong Kong that was published this week.

The report is attached below.

Fiona is the Co-Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on North Korea and Chair of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission and wrote the foreword to the report which highlights the situation for women and girls in North Korea. 

You can read the report here: UsTooReport