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List of Members from both Houses for the 2010/11 session
Lords
Lord Nazir Ahmed
Lord David Alton
Baroness Valerie Amos
Lord John Astor
Lord Eric Avebury
Lord Amirali Bhatia
Earl Patrick Boyle
Lord William Brett
Lord Alex Carlile
Viscount Lucius Cary
Lord Robin Cayzer
Baroness Lynda Chalker
Lord David Chidgey
Baroness Caroline Cox
Baroness Brenda Dean
Lord Navnit Dholakia
Baroness Frances D'Souza
Lord Alf Dubs
Lord Eden of Winton
Baroness Ilora Finlay
Baroness Shreela Flather
Baroness Anita Gale
Baroness Trixie Gardner
Viscount Giles Goschen
Baroness Mary Goudie
Baroness Joyce Gould
Lord Bruce Grocott
Earl Francis Hare
Lord Robin Hodgson
Baroness Gloria Hooper
Baroness Rosalind Howells
Lord Douglas Hoyle
Lord Robert Hughes
Lord Julian Hunt
Baroness Margaret Jay
Lord Michael Jay
Lord Joel Joffe
Lord Nigel Jones
Lord Frank Judd
Baroness Glenys Kinnock
Lord John Laird
Lord David Lea
Lord Anthony Lester
Baroness Veronica Linklater
Earl Francis Hare
Viscount William Lloyd-George
Lord Jonathan Mance
Baroness Doreen Massey
Lord Patrick Mayhew
Baron Jack McConnell
Earl John Montagu
Lord Alfred Morris
Baroness Patricia Morris
Baroness Estelle Morris
Baroness Julia Neuberger
Lord Richard Newby
Baroness Emma Nicholson
Baroness Lindsay Northover
Lord David Owen
Lord Malcolm Pearson
Lord Andrew Phillips
Lord Raymond Plant
Lord Gwilym Prys-Davies
Baroness Patricia Rawlings
Bishop Stephen Platten
Lord Wyn Roberts
Lord George Robertson
Baroness Jan Royall
Bishop Michael Scott-Joynt
Lord Anthony St John
Lord David Steel
Baroness Vivien Stern
Baroness Jenny Tonge
Baroness Muriel Turner
Baroness Pola Uddin
Lord Kenneth Wedderburn
Baroness Janet Whitaker
Baroness Rosalie Wilkins
Baroness Shirley Williams
MPs
Ms Diane Abbott
Mr David Amess
Mr Dave Anderson
Mr Adrian Bailey
Mr Tony Baldry
Mr Hugh Bayley
Mr John Bercow
Ms Luciana Berger
Mr Jake Berry
Dr Roberta Blackman-Woods
Ms Nicola Blackwood
Mr Peter Bottomley
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Kevin Brennan
Ms Annette Brooke
Mr Russell Brown
Ms Lyn Brown
Mr Malcolm Bruce
Mr Richard Burden
Mr Alistair Burt
Mr Vincent Cable
Mr Alistair Carmichael
Mr Martin Caton
Mr Tom Clarke
Mr Geoffrey Clifton-Brown
Ms Ann Clwyd
Mr Michael Connarty
Mr Jeremy Corbyn
Ms Mary Creagh
Mr Tony Cunningham
Ms Margaret Curran
Mr Nic Dakin
Mr David Davies
Mr Wayne David
Mr James Duddridge
Mr Mark Durkan
Ms Maria Eagle
Mr Clive Efford
Mr Tobias Ellwood
Mr Nigel Evans
Mr Paul Farrelly
Ms Lynne Featherstone
Mr Paul Flynn
Mr Mike Gapes
Mr Barry Gardiner
Ms Pat Glass
Mr Paul Goggins
Mr Robert Halfon
Mr Fabian Hamilton
Mrs Harriet Harman
Mr Nick Harvey
Mr Chris Heaton-Harris
Mr Adam Holloway
Mr Jimmy Hood
Mr Martin Horwood
Mr Jeremy Hunt
Mr Huw Irranca-Davies
Mr Eric Joyce
Mr Norman Lamb
Mr David Lammy
Mr Mark Lancaster
Ms Pauline Latham
Mr Mark Lazarowicz
Mr Jeremy Lefroy
Mr Ivan Lewis
Mr Tony Lloyd
Mr Andrew Love
Mr Ian Lucas
Mrs Fiona Mactaggart
Mr John Mann
Ms Ann McKechin
Mr Jim McGovern
Mr Alan Meale
Ms Anne Milton
Mr Andrew Mitchell
Mr Michael Moore
Mr Stephen Mosley
Ms Pamela Nash
Mrs Meg Munn
Mr Brooks Newmark
Mr Matthew Offord
Ms Sandra Osborne
Mr Jim Paice
Mr Mark Pawsey
Mr. Mark Pritchard
Mr John Randall
Mr Andrew Robathan
Mr Angus Robertson
Mr Laurence Robertson
Mr John Robertson
Mr Andrew Rosindell
Ms Joan Ruddock
Ms Laura Sandys
Mr Anas Sarwar
Mr Barry Sheerman
Mr Jim Sheridan
Mr Keith Simpson
Rt Hon Marsha Singh
Mr Andrew Smith
Mr Robert Smith
Ms Caroline Spelman
Sir John Stanley
Dr Gisela Stuart
Ms Jo Swinson
Dr Derek Twigg
Mr Stephen Twigg
Mr Paul Uppal
Mr Joan Walley
Mr Robert Walter
Mr Steve Webb
Professor Mike Weir
Mr Craig Whitaker
Mr Stephen Williams
Mr Gavin Williamson
Mr Shaun Woodward
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APPG Delegation Visit DRC Report
Oral Parliamentary Questions and Debates July 2011
The OECD Guidelines and the DRC cases
JOHANNESBURG 03 February 2012 (IRIN) - The belief that the end is nigh for Joseph Kony’s Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) - a small but ruthless transnational armed group operating in four African states - underestimates its resilience and overestimates the unity and capability of the forces ranged against it, say analysts. 
NAIROBI/KINSHASA 02 February 2012 (IRIN) - The lives of thousands of HIV-positive people in the Democratic Republic of Congo are at risk as the country faces declining donor funding and a severe shortage of HIV treatment, according to Médecins Sans Frontières. 
BUJUMBURA 27 January 2012 (IRIN) - There are fears of a looming food shortage in Burundi after heavy rains damaged two successive harvests, say officials. 
NAIROBI 28 December 2011 (IRIN) - Launched in 2004, IRIN’s film unit has won numerous awards for its productions, several of which have been aired by prominent international broadcasters. Here is a list of the unit’s most-watched films in 2011. 
KAMPALA 02 December 2011 (IRIN) - Brandishing a plea for developed countries to make good their promises to reduce carbon emissions, 300 farmers, youths and activists took the scenic route to the COP17 conference in Durban, travelling more than 7,000km from Burundi in 17 days, through 10 eastern and southern African countries, aboard a convoy of buses draped in various national flags. 
POINTE NOIRE 25 January 2012 (IRIN) - Forced child labour remains rampant in Central Africa, where poverty fuels the trafficking of children from poorer countries to oil-rich states such as Gabon, Equatorial Guinea and the Republic of Congo, according to experts. 
LONDON 26 January 2012 (IRIN) - Breast cancer continues to be misunderstood, under-diagnosed and fatal, particularly in developing countries, say researchers, despite more than one million official annual diagnoses and almost half a million recorded deaths annually. 
KIGALI 09 January 2012 (IRIN) - This will be a busy year for Rwanda's health centres as the country attempts to reach its goal of medically circumcising 50 percent of men by June 2013 as part of HIV prevention efforts. 
JUBA/KAMPALA 30 January 2012 (IRIN) - Petty traders from Uganda, South Sudan's largest trading partner, crowd into Konyo Konyo market in Juba selling used clothes, vegetables and household wares. Lacking economic prospects at home, they come in the hope of finding better opportunities in Juba's booming post-war economy. 
BUNDIMASOLI 26 January 2012 (IRIN) - The marginalized western Ugandan Basua community is fighting extinction; forcibly removed from their forest home two decades ago, they have struggled to cope with modern life and have been ravaged by health crises, including HIV. 
ISIOLO, 3 February 2012 (IRIN) - Politically motivated violence in the northern Kenyan town of Moyale, which has left dozens dead and tens of thousands displaced in recent weeks, shows little sign of abating and there are fears that the clashes could continue until elections are held for new local government positions. 
LAGOS, 3 February 2012 (IRIN) - A month after an angry public launched protests across Nigeria over skyrocketing fuel prices due to the removal of a government subsidy, a measure of calm has returned and people seem to have settled into accepting a compromise. 
HARARE, 3 February 2012 (IRIN) - With global funding for HIV/AIDS on the decline, Zimbabwe's innovative AIDS levy - a 3 percent tax on income - has become a promising source of funding for the country, with a dramatic increase in revenue collected in the past two years. 
