EVENTS HEARING ON RAPE AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE AS A WEAPON OF WAR
The Conservative Party Human Rights Commission will hold a hearing on rape and sexual violence as a weapon of war, on Tuesday 25 March from 3-5pm in Committee Room 19, House of Commons.

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EVENTS HEARING ON CHILD SOLDIERS
The Conservative Party Human Rights Commission will hold a hearing on the forcible conscription of child soldiers, on Wednesday 23 April from 3-5pm in a Committee room (to be confirmed), House of Commons.

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  EVENTS COMMISSION HOLDS HEARING ON FOREIGN OFFICE REFORM
The Commission held a two-hour hearing on 12th December to consider ways in which the institutional structures and mechanisms of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office for the promotion of international human rights could be improved.

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  EVENTS WILLIAM HAGUE LAUNCHES 2007 ANNUAL REPORT
The Shadow Foreign Secretary William Hague spoke at the launch of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission’s Annual Report, Monday 10th December 2007, in the Jubilee Room, House of Commons

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  EVENTS FRINGE MEETING AT THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY CONFERENCE 07
The Commission held a fringe meeting at The Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool with William Hague MP, addresing an audience of over 200. The meeting was also addressed by Simon Coveney TD, Benedict Rogers and Mohamed Nasheed.

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  EVENTS COMMISSION TO HOLD HEARING INTO UN REFORM
 On Tuesday 22 May, the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission will hold a hearing in Parliament, on the issue of Reform of the United Nations. The hearing will be open to the public.

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FRINGE MEETING AT CONSERVATIVE PARTY CONFERENCE 06
One year after its launch, the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission played a prominent part in the 2006 Party Conference in Bournemouth.  Footage from the Fringe meeting is available online.

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HEARING ON ERITREA
The Commission has held its second hearing, focusing on Eritrea.  The human rights situation in Eritrea has deteriorated significantly in recent years.  Exiled Eritreans and human rights experts gave evidence at the meeting.

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AUNG SAN SUU KYI'S BIRTHDAY
 Members of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission joined the Burmese community in exile and other activists on Monday, June 19, in a demonstration to mark Nobel Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi’s 61st birthday.

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HEARING ON BURMA
The Commission has held its first hearing, focusing on human rights violations in Burma.  The hearing was followed by a press conference with Charm Tong, a young Burmese dissident and Shadow Foreign Secretary William Hague MP.

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