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Amnesty International

Meetings with ministers

17

In the last 12 months

3

Different ministers

13

Lobbying firms used

0

Meetings with ministers

DateMinisterPurpose, as published
9 June 2026Chris BryantDBTRoundtable to discuss the implications of the UK-GCC FTA.
21 January 2026Chris ElmoreFCDOTo discuss UK support to human rights defenders
12 November 2025Sarah JonesHome OfficeTo discuss protest policing measures
21 May 2025Hamish FalconerFCDODiscussion of human rights issues
8 May 2025Catherine WestFCDOTo discuss Human Rights across the Indo-Pacific region.
29 April 2025Raymond CollinsFCDOTo discuss UN80 reform.
25 April 2025Raymond CollinsFCDOTo discuss human rights and governance issues
23 April 2025Seema MalhotraHome OfficeA meeting to discuss the Immigration Rules.
12 March 2025Minister EagleHome OfficeUpdate regarding the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill with Modern Slavery Engagement partner
18 December 2024Douglas AlexanderDBTRoundtable to discuss the priorities of the Civil Society sector in the UK's trade strategy
16 December 2024Minister EagleHome OfficeDiscussion of The Minister's immediate priorities, Border Security in international law, and the asylum system
28 November 2024Hilary BennNIOConsultation on the UKG's approach to Legacy
18 November 2024Lord PonsonbyMinisters quarterly returnHuman Rights Roundtable Discussion
30 October 2024Lord TimpsonMinisters quarterly returnDiscuss Imprisonment for Public Protection
29 October 2024Raymond CollinsFCDOIntroductory meeting in the Minister's capacity as Minister for Human Rights and Multilateral
10 October 2024Douglas AlexanderDBTRoundtable to discuss the priorities of the Civil Society sector in the UK's trade strategy
30 July 2024Kirsty McNeillMinisterial Meetings July 2024 - September 2024Introducty meeting to discuss Amnesty's operations in Scotland

Consultant lobbying firms

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About these records. Each row is one entry in a minister’s published meetings return, so a meeting with two ministers appears once for each. Dates and purposes are shown as the department published them. Published under these names too: “Amnesty International UK”, “Amnesty international”. Sources: GOV.UK ministers’ meetings transparency returns and the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists quarterly returns, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0.