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Brooks was a co-founder of Women2Win. www.women2win.com
Brooks Newmark welcomes the continued fall in unemployment but questions the Government on action to help young women in particular get back into work.
Brooks Newmark welcomes Foreign Secretary's leadership in organising this week’s important global summit to end sexual violence.
Brooks writes with Baroness Anne Jenkin for the ConservativeHome website.
Unless there is a significant increase in women MPs at the 2015 general election, we will need to look at this issue in detail, and all options should be on the table.
Brooks Newmark calls for more action to ensure more diverse representation in Parliament.
Brooks Newmark MP backs the Government’s record on women in work as he recognises the benefits to women of recent Government Policy. Brooks also commented on the fact that there are more women in work than ever before.
Brooks Newmark marks International Women's Day on Saturday with a Commons speech highlighting advances being made in the representation of women in Parliament.
Brooks Newmark welcomes the Bill and the support it has received, but raises concerns about its effectiveness when many of the women it aims to protect are very young, cannot speak English and have no social or family network in the UK.
Brooks Newmark leads a debate on tackling racism in universities, with particular focus on the in particular on the proposed University and College Unions' boycott of Israeli academics.
During a debate on the Equality Bill, Brooks Newmark raises his concerns about the pace of change of the disparity between what women and men are paid.
During the Equality Bill debate, raises the point that society has changed over the years and that there is now a need for a body charged with the job of monitoring discrimination and bigotry.
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