Yadley MP Jess Phillips met with Nusreta Sibak and the charity Remembering Srebrenica.
 
In order to remember and learn from the 1995 genocide that took place in the Bosnian town of Srebrenica, politicians from across Europe are showing solidarity with the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
 

Yardley MP Jess Phillips signed the Sikh Genocide book of Remebrance in solidarity with the Sikh community. 
 
The book of Remembrance commemorates the 1984 Golden Temple Massacre, and the events of the following days, which lead to the killing of 25,000 Sikhs in India.
 
Jess attended the signing to acknowledge the members of the Sikh faith who were victims of the Golden Temple Massacre, and in solidarity with British Sikhs still seeking justice for the events of 1984.
 
Jess Phillips MP said:
 

Yardley MP Jess Phillips attends highly skilled migrant protest at Parliament.
 
Highly Skilled Migrants which represents migrants in professional occupations protested outside Westminster to raise awareness about discriminatory and hostile Home Office policies.
 
The protest focused on the issue of highly skilled migrants increasingly being refused indefinite leave to remain for small errors on past tax returns, under section 332 of the Immigration Act.
 

Yardley MP Jess Phillips attended the unveiling of the Millicent Fawcett statue in Parliament Square.
 
The statue is of Millicent Fawcett a pioneering suffragist who campaigned for women’s right to vote. It was commissioned as part of this year’s centenary of the Representation of the People Act- which gave some women over the age of 30 the vote.
 
Caroline Perez launched the campaign after noticing the lack of historical female figures honoured in Parliament Square.