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Jeremy Browne

Jeremy Richard Browne (born 17 May 1970) is a British Liberal Democrat politician. He has been the Member of Parliament (MP) for Taunton Deane since 2005 and a Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office since 2010. [1]
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Roles

Frequently met organisations

Meetings last updated 14 Apr 2011 – excludes visits, attendance at seminars, conferences, receptions, media interviews

December 2010

Met with Westminster Foundation for Democracy for introductory call. [2]

Met with Fair Trials international to discuss work of FTI. [2]

Met with Google to discuss freedom of expression on the Internet. [2]

Met with Diageo to discuss Diageo business in countries covered in the Minister's portfolio. [2]

Met with Open Doors to discuss Petition on religious freedom. [2]

November 2010

Met with Bond Latin America & Caribbean Group for round-table discussion. [2]

Met with Google to discuss freedom of expression on the Internet. [2]

Met with Peace Brigades International to discuss Minister's trip to Mexico. [2]

October 2010

Met with Chatham House to discuss China. [2]

Met with Support After Murder & Manslaughter (SAMM) to discuss FCO consular policy. [2]

Met with Chinese Yound Leadership Forum (CYLF) to discuss work of CYLF. [2]

Met with Article 19, Amnesty International, UK Free Tibet Campaign, Human Rights Watch, International Campaign for Tibet, Tibet Society of the UK, Christian Solidarity Worldwide, Tibetan Community in Britain, and The Rights Practice for round-table discussion on human rights in China. [2]

Met with British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong to discuss business opportunities in Hong Kong. [2]

Met with Facebook to discuss freedom of expression on the internet. [2]

Met with Aston Martin to discuss Consular case. [2]

September 2010

Met with Amnesty International to discuss Burma. [3]

Met with The Burma Campaign to discuss Burma. [3]

Met with Cuba Initiative to discuss Cuba. [3]

Met with Lord Judd and Jo Swinson MP to discuss Chechnya. [3]

July 2010

Met with Prospect Burma, Christian Aid, Amnesty International, Burma Campaign UK, Christian Solidarity Worldwide, International Red Cross, Human Rights Watch, Crisis Action, Trades Union Congress, Catholic Overseas Development Agency, World Vision, Karen National Union, Arakan Rohingya National Organisation, Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK, Democratic Voice of Burma, Chatham House, National League for Democracy UK Branch, Save the Children, Article 19, and Adrian and Lucinda Phillips (brother in law to Aung San Suu Kyi) to discuss Human Rights in Burma and forthcoming elections. [4]

Met with Jacques Arnold to discuss Latin America. [4]

Met with Amerisur Resources plc to discuss Latin America. [4]

Met with Justice for Colombia to discuss Colombia. [4]

Met with China British Business Council to discuss China-British Trade. [4]

June 2010

Met with All Party Parliamentary Group on Human Rights to discuss human rights. [4]

Met with Amnesty International, Global Witness UK, Human Rights Watch, Minority Rights Group, Saferworld, UNICEF, and WOMENKIND Worldwide for Human Rights NGOs round-table discussion. [4]

Met with Kelsang Gyaltsen, Dalai Lama's Envoy to discuss (In Palace of Westminster) to discuss Tibet. [4]

Met with AB Colombia to discuss Colombia. [4]

Met with Sport For Life International to discuss Caribbean. [4]

Met with Canning House to discuss Latin America. [4]

Met with Lord Montgomery to discuss South America. [4]

Met with Andean Development Corporation to discuss South America. [4]

References