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10 June 2026·Myanmar: Human RightsI will respond to that as soon as I have taken the final intervention that I am going to take.
10 June 2026·Myanmar: Human RightsI beg to move, That this House has considered Government support for human rights in Myanmar. I have not spoken under your chairmanship before, Mr Twigg—it is an honour to do so. I thank the Minister
10 June 2026·Myanmar: Human Rights
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