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    PRESS RELEASE
    Nor Serount Cultural Association & Armenia Solidarity
    c/o The Temple of Peace,
    King Edward viii Ave.
    Cathays Park, Cardiff, Wales
    Tel: 07718982732
    Email: [email protected]
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    Andrew Dismore MP presents an Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day Bill

    We are pleased to announce that Andrew Dismore, the hard-working Labour
    MP for Hendon, who sponsored our commemmoration of Hrant Dink in the
    House of Commons last week, has tabled a Presentation Bill (a Private
    Memnbers Bill) in the UK Parliament on the Genocide He is one of the
    most helpful MPs in the House of Commons and is Chairman of the Joint
    Human Rights Committee. This position shows that he is held in high
    regard by the government

    He has developed a reputation as a private members' Bill expert.. His
    first, Holocaust Memorial Day, was taken up by the Government, and is
    now part of the national calendar. He introduced a Corporate
    Manslaughter Bill, which helped push the Government into promoting their
    own Bill, now law. His third, the Divorce (Religious Marriages) Bill
    became law, helping resolve problems concerning Jewish divorce.
    We are proud of our continuing co-operation with Mr Dismore.This is
    the first such bill on the Genocide to be presented in the UK
    parliamemt. We appeal to all UK Armenians for their support to persuade
    the House of Commons to grant a second reading of the bill.

    HANSARD 26 Jan 2009 :
    Bills Presented

    Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day Bill
    Presentation and First Reading (Standing Order No. 57)

    Mr. Andrew Dismore, supported by John Austin, Mr. Virendra Sharma, Clive
    Efford, Ms Karen Buck and Rob Marris, presented a Bill to introduce a
    national day to learn about and remember the Armenian genocide.

    Bill read the First time; to be read a Second time on Friday 16 October,
    and to be printed (Bill 43).
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