Promoting dialogue and preventing atrocities: the UK government approach

International Development Committee Closed Inquiry
Opened: 26 Nov 2021 Closed: 8 Mar 2023 Parliament page
Report and Government response published The International Development Committee has now published a Report on From Srebrenica to a safer tomorrow: Preventing future mass atrocities around the world and concluded Russia’s likely mass atrocities in Ukraine underline the urgent need for the UK to adopt a national strategy for preventing … Read more
19 Recommendations
11 Conclusions
1 Report
2 Oral sessions
1 Letter
2 Events
Activity timeline 7 events
19 Jan
2023
Report published
17 Oct
2022
Report published
24 May
2022
Oral evidence
24 May
2022
Formal meeting (oral evidence session) · Room 5, Palace of Westminster
26 Apr
2022
Correspondence
11 Jan
2022
Oral evidence
11 Jan
2022
Formal meeting (oral evidence session) · Room 8, Palace of Westminster
Oral evidence sessions 2 sessions
24 May 2022
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Promoting dialogue and preventing atrocities: the UK government approach
Leigh Stubblefield · Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Matthew Field Pete Vowles The Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon · Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
11 Jan 2022
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Promoting dialogue and preventing atrocities: the UK government approach
Denisa Delić · International Rescue Committee Natalie Samarasinghe · United Nations Association – UK Saidi Zirhumana · Support Office for Peacebuilding in the DRC (Bureau de Soutien pour la Consolidation de la Paix) Savita Pawnday · Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect
Title HC No. Published Items Response
Third Report - From Srebrenica to a safer tomorrow: Preventing f… HC 149 17 Oct 2022 30 Responded
Recommendations & Conclusions
1 result
Clear
8 Recommendation Rejected
Third Report - From Srebrenica to …
The Government must introduce a cross-departmental strategy for preventing and responding to mass atrocities globally,...
The Government must introduce a cross-departmental strategy for preventing and responding to mass atrocities globally, both within and outside of conflicts. It must strive for greater consistency of purpose across Government. The strategy must: a) support development by considering prevention … Read more
Government Response
The government is committed to working in partnership with a diverse range of CSOs and local organizations to understand best practice approaches and specific country contexts, but cannot commit to producing an atrocity prevention strategy at this time.
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Government Response AI assessment · 30 of 19 classified
Accepted 6
Accepted in Part 5
Acknowledged 14
Deferred 3
Not Addressed 1
Rejected 1
Total 19 recs + 11 conclusions
Correspondence 1 letter
26 Apr 2022 To committee Letter from the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs regarding Bosnia and Herzegovina Regulations on Sanctions - 11 April 2022
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