Petitions/Legally require ministers to seek expert advice from the UN Human Rights Office
StatusOngoing
Opened15 Jul 2026
Closes
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Legally require ministers to seek and consider advice from relevant human rights experts at the UN Human Rights Office before introducing significant counter-terrorism measures, expanding counter-terrorism powers, or proscribing organisations under UK law.

We believe counter-terrorism powers should protect the public from real threats while respecting human rights, peaceful protest and freedom of expression. We call for stronger safeguards, published human rights assessments, and a legal requirement for ministers to seek and consider UN human rights expert advice before major counter-terrorism decisions are made.

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Emma Reynolds
1Emma Reynolds MP
Wycombe
7
Claire Hazelgrove
2Claire Hazelgrove MP
Filton and Bradley Stoke
6
Karin Smyth
3Karin Smyth MP
Bristol South
4
Kate Osamor
4Kate Osamor MP
Edmonton and Winchmore Hill
4
David Simmonds
5David Simmonds MP
Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner
4
Mr Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi
6Mr Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi MP
Slough
4
Joy Morrissey
7Joy Morrissey MP
Beaconsfield
3
Dawn Butler
8Dawn Butler MP
Brent East
3
Yuan Yang
9Yuan Yang MP
Earley and Woodley
3
Lucy Rigby
10Lucy Rigby MP
Northampton North
3