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Tonia Antoniazzi

United Kingdom · Official source

Memberships

  • Labour · Commons · present
  • · Commons · 8 June 2017 – present

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Motion· Early Day MotionEDM 1028open

Ending the criminalisation and stigmatisation of victims of sexual exploitation

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 26 October 2026

That this House recognises prostitution as a form of sexual exploitation and welcomes the recognition of women subjected to sexual exploitation and trafficking as victims, particularly since the enactment of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 (MSA); notes, however, that many women convicted of loitering or soliciting for the purpose of prostitution under section 1 of the Street Offences Act continue to face stigma and disadvantage through the retention of criminal records arising from violence, exploitation and trafficking; further notes that, before 2003, the offence applied only to women and was therefore discriminatory on the basis of sex, and that women continued to be disproportionately affected after it was made sex-neutral; welcomes action on grooming gangs, including through Baroness Casey's recent review and the current Statutory Independent Inquiry into Grooming Gangs; further welcomes the Government's introduction of a disregard and pardon scheme for those convicted under the age of 18 under sections 116 and 117 of the Crime and Policing Act 2026; also notes that many victims of sexual exploitation with criminal records for offences committed when aged 18 or over were groomed or exploited as children and remained under the control of traffickers and pimps into adulthood, while others continued to suffer its effects after escaping it; acknowledges that many such women were trafficked; notes the UK's human rights obligations; and therefore calls on the Government to repeal the offence of loitering or soliciting and extend the disregard and pardon scheme to include offences committed when aged 18 or over.

Motion· Early Day MotionEDM 910open

Commemorating victims of the Arandora Star tragedy of 1940

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 12 October 2026

That this House welcomes Italy’s decision to establish a National Day of Remembrance in honour of the victims of the Arandora Star tragedy; notes that on 2 July 1940 the Arandora Star, carrying Italian, German and Austrian civilian detainees from the United Kingdom to Canada, was sunk by a German torpedo off the coast of Ireland, resulting in the loss of approximately 780 lives, including 446 Italians; further notes that many of those detained had lived peacefully in Britain for many years and were caught up in the fear and uncertainty of wartime following Italy's entry into the Second World War; recognises the profound and lasting impact of the tragedy on families and communities across the United Kingdom and Italy; further welcomes the unanimous approval by both Houses of the Italian Parliament of legislation establishing 11 October each year as a national day of remembrance, honouring the memory of those who died and promoting awareness of the tragedy among future generations; expresses a shared sense of regret for the suffering caused by the conflict and its consequences; celebrates the enduring friendship and close ties between the peoples of the United Kingdom and Italy; and encourages continued cooperation in commemorating this important chapter of shared history in the spirit of reconciliation and remembrance.

Bill· Private Members' Bill (under the Ten Minute Rule)Bill 4099open

Police (Declaration) Bill

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 4 March 2026

A Bill to require police officers and certain employees of police forces to declare a membership of or affiliation to certain types of society and organisation; to require such declarations to be accompanied by a statement relating to that membership; and for connected purposes.

Bill· Private Members' Bill (under the Ten Minute Rule)Bill 3679open

Police (Declaration) Bill

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 31 January 2024

A Bill to require police officers and certain employees of police forces to declare a membership of or affiliation to certain types of society and organisation; to require such declarations to be accompanied by a statement relating to that membership; and for connected purposes.