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Speeches by Morello.

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

There has arguably been an autonomous Kurdish region on its border for the entirety of this conflict, operating with a US security guarantee, effectively. There must be some scope for that to exist alongside Turkey.

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

I am interested in extrapolating a little bit further on this, because we are going to talk about Islamic State and foreign fighters, but HTS has also had foreign fighters within its ranks. Some of those are Uighurs from the East Turkestan Islamic Movement and elsewhere. While HTS, as it morphs into the state of Syria,

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

Extrapolating from that in terms of the UK’s responsibility in this area and what the drivers are for saying no, is our rationale an outlier when we are saying no, or is it the same logic that other countries apply?

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

The issue here goes back to the point about what the threshold is for proving your ability to evidence that they have committed a crime, because it goes back to this political will issue. If you bring somebody back who has just spent the better part of a decade being radicalised in a Syrian prison, whether they went in

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

You could just strip them of their citizenship and pretend this is now somebody else’s problem somewhere else in the world.

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

Also, if we want countries to take foreign nationals in Britain back, we have to accept that we have to take British nationals in foreign countries back. That is just the quid pro quo.

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

On that point, we have had discussions with some of those Members who had the opportunity to go to Jordan fairly recently. The invitation of the Jordanian Government was around the fact that the rules of the future Syrian society are going to be based by the people who are there, yet obviously an enormous number of peo

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

John, I was interested on the drug side, but I know you are. We will piggyback.

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

There has arguably been an autonomous Kurdish region on its border for the entirety of this conflict, operating with a US security guarantee, effectively. There must be some scope for that to exist alongside Turkey.

35
28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

I am interested in extrapolating a little bit further on this, because we are going to talk about Islamic State and foreign fighters, but HTS has also had foreign fighters within its ranks. Some of those are Uighurs from the East Turkestan Islamic Movement and elsewhere. While HTS, as it morphs into the state of Syria,

105
28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

Extrapolating from that in terms of the UK’s responsibility in this area and what the drivers are for saying no, is our rationale an outlier when we are saying no, or is it the same logic that other countries apply?

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

The issue here goes back to the point about what the threshold is for proving your ability to evidence that they have committed a crime, because it goes back to this political will issue. If you bring somebody back who has just spent the better part of a decade being radicalised in a Syrian prison, whether they went in

98
28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

You could just strip them of their citizenship and pretend this is now somebody else’s problem somewhere else in the world.

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

Also, if we want countries to take foreign nationals in Britain back, we have to accept that we have to take British nationals in foreign countries back. That is just the quid pro quo.

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28 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 668)

Just to follow up on that, because I am interested in this money issue, I have seen figures of anywhere between $5 billion and $55 billion in terms of the size of the Captagon market. Dr Khatib, if you have a new Syria right now that does not have a source of income, is there any risk that we see the new regime, crimin

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27 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 488)

On the data, you referred to the hardening of support among the 16 to 25 youth group. Have you seen any evidence to suggest a hardening of support for a single-state solution as a result of the October attacks? How far has the dial moved?

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27 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 488)

But when you have the President of the United States of America talking about depopulating Gaza, which is about creating a single ethnically homogenous land, for want of a better word, does that lend weight to those people who are advocating for a single-state solution? Do you expect to see that moving the dial further

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27 Jan 2025SEND Provision

Some 52% of students at Dorset Studio school in my constituency have special educational needs, which is well above the national average, and 11% are in receipt of education, health and care plans. A funding agreement between the Treasury and the Department for Education in February 2023 to upgrade the school’s facilit

educationsocial-care
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27 Jan 2025SEND Provision

7. What steps her Department is taking to support schools requiring specialist facilities for SEND students.

educationsocial-care
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27 Jan 2025Foreign Affairs Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 488)

But when you have the President of the United States of America talking about depopulating Gaza, which is about creating a single ethnically homogenous land, for want of a better word, does that lend weight to those people who are advocating for a single-state solution? Do you expect to see that moving the dial further

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MethodEach row is one contribution (intervention or speech). Word count from the official text.