Living In The Holy Land And National Curriculum

EDM number 2 in 2012-13, proposed by Bob Russell on 09/05/2012.
Categorised under the topics of Middle East and Students.

That this House believes that life over the last 100 years in that part of the Middle East known as the Holy Land should form part of the National Curriculum for History so that pupils and students are taught how the State of Israel was created from the former administration of Palestine; and calls on the Secretary of State for Education to encourage the development of an outreach programme so that pupils and students can witness how Palestinians in the twenty first century live both in their former homelands and in refugee camps in neighbouring countries.

This motion has been signed by a total of 19 MPs.

MP	Date	Constituency	Party	Type
Bob Russell	09/05/2012	Colchester	Liberal Democrat	Proposed
John McDonnell	09/05/2012	Hayes & Harlington	Labour	Seconded
Mike Hancock	09/05/2012	Portsmouth South	Liberal Democrat	Seconded
Alan Meale	10/05/2012	Mansfield	Labour	Seconded
Peter Bottomley	14/05/2012	Worthing West	Conservative	Seconded
Mark Williams	14/05/2012	Ceredigion	Liberal Democrat	Seconded
Jeremy Corbyn	14/05/2012	Islington North	Labour	Signed
Kelvin Hopkins	14/05/2012	Luton North	Labour	Signed
Mark Durkan	15/05/2012	Foyle	Social Democratic and Labour Party	Signed
Daniel Rogerson	16/05/2012	North Cornwall	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Jim Dobbin	16/05/2012	Heywood & Middleton	Labour	Signed
Martin Caton	16/05/2012	Gower	Labour	Signed
Ronnie Campbell	16/05/2012	Blyth Valley	Labour	Signed
Sandra Osborne	16/05/2012	Ayr, Carrick & Cumnock	Labour	Signed
Margaret Ritchie	16/05/2012	South Down	Social Democratic and Labour Party	Signed
Elfyn Llwyd	17/05/2012	Meirionnydd Nant Conwy	Plaid Cymru	Signed
Andrew George	17/05/2012	St Ives	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Linda Riordan	17/05/2012	Halifax	Labour	Signed
David Anderson	21/05/2012	Blaydon	Labour	Signed

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