Tackling Islamophobia
A general debate on tackling Islamophobia has been scheduled for Thursday 7 December in the House of Commons Chamber.

A debate entitled Male Suicide and International Men’s Day will be held in Westminster Hall on Thursday 19 November, when International Men’s Day will be observed. This debate pack provides background information on male suicide and International Men’s Day, including statistics, recent policy and parliamentary and media coverage.
Male Suicide and International Men's Day (167 KB , PDF)
According to ONS data published in February 2015:
In September 2012, the Government published the Suicide Prevention Strategy for England: A cross-government outcomes strategy to save lives. The strategy set out plans for reducing suicide rates and supporting people affected by suicide.
The Government identified young and middle-aged men as a high-risk group, and therefore a priority for suicide prevention.
The theme for International Men’s Day 2015 is, ‘Make a Difference for Men and Boys’, and will focus on issues such as:
Male Suicide and International Men's Day (167 KB , PDF)
A general debate on tackling Islamophobia has been scheduled for Thursday 7 December in the House of Commons Chamber.
There will be a Westminster Hall debate on loneliness and isolation in elderly and vulnerable people on Wednesday 6 December at 2:30pm. This debate has been sponsored by Derek Thomas MP.
A Westminster Hall debate on the Government's policy on conversion practices is scheduled for Wednesday 6 December at 9.30am. The debate will be led by Christian Wakeford MP.