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  • The Labour Humanist Group exists to spread awareness of humanism and humanists within the Labour Party and to promote humanist and Labour values. We are committed to:
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21 October 2007

Labour Humanist Patrons

The Labour Humanists’ patrons are Lord Kinnock, and Angela Eagle MP.

LordneilkinnockLord Kinnock is a former Leader of the Labour party (1983-92), and was a European Union Commissioner(1995-2004). He is one of the party's great orators and ardent supporters of humanism within Labour.




Angela_eagleAngela Eagle is MP for Wallasey and is currently Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury. She was a strong and vocal opponent of the threat to exempt Catholic adoption agencies from the requirement to provide adoption services on a non-discriminatory basis.

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