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Fiona attended the launch of the Farmer Review on Strengthening Women Prisoners Family Ties. Speaking after the event, Fiona said: 

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.