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The Bahá'í All-Party Parliamentary Group exists 'to take appropriate
action through the good offices of Parliament in defence of Bahá'ís
who are persecuted on grounds of their faith; to provide a forum for
the exchange of ideas central to Bahá'í principles that are of
relevance to members of the legislature (eg human rights, social
cohesion )'
Contents
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* 1 Officers
* 2 Other SourceWatch resources
* 3 Context
* 4 External links

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Officers

* Chair: Lembit Opik MP (LD)
* Vicechair: Lord Avebury (LD)
* Vicechair: Peter Bottomley MP (Con)
* Vicechair: Ian Stewart MP (Lab)
* Secretary: David Lepper MP (Lab)
* Treasurer: Peter Luff MP (Con)
* Contact: Mr Daniel Wheatley , Baha'i Community of the United
Kingdom, 27 Rutland Gate, London SW7 1PD. Tel: 020 7590 8786

Bahá'í Community of the United Kingdom provides clerical services and
also meets catering costs of group's AGM.
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Other SourceWatch resources

* All-Party Parliamentary Group
* All Party Groups in the House of Commons: Country Groups

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Context

Since Bahá'ís are not permitted to join political parties, nor to
accept nomination for elections, Bahá'ís cannot be MPs, and therefore
do not sit in this group's membership.
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External links

* "Register of All-Party Groups", United Kingdom Parliament. (List
dated 16 September 2004.)