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Former Leader of the Labour Party, Peace Advocate

About Jeremy Corbyn

In 1983, he stood in the House of Commons as the youngest MP elected that year—and the only one to vote against the UK’s deployment of US cruise missiles at Greenham Common, a solitary act that foreshadowed decades of consistent parliamentary resistance to militarism. He co-founded the Stop the War Coalition in 2001, mobilising over a million people onto London’s streets in February 2003—the largest protest in British history—weeks before the Iraq invasion. Unlike many contemporaries, he refused to support New Labour’s shift toward market-driven public services, instead drafting and promoting the ‘People’s Charter’ in 2004: a blueprint for democratic control of rail, energy, and water grounded in municipal ownership and worker cooperatives. His 2015–2019 leadership reoriented Labour’s internal culture—not through slogans, but by reinstating mandatory annual conference votes on foreign policy and requiring all shadow ministers to publish quarterly accountability reports to local CLPs. His voice remains defined less by electoral strategy than by the quiet insistence that peace is not passive, and justice requires structural refusal.

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Did you ever support NATO membership?
No—I have consistently opposed UK membership in NATO since the 1980s, arguing it entrenches Cold War-era power blocs and enables military interventions without democratic mandate. In 1986, I co-authored a Fabian Society pamphlet calling for unilateral nuclear disarmament and NATO withdrawal, a position reaffirmed in my 2016 Labour leadership manifesto.
What was your role in the 1984–85 miners' strike?
I visited picket lines across Yorkshire and South Wales weekly, helped coordinate legal aid for arrested strikers, and led parliamentary efforts to block the government’s use of anti-union injunctions. I also co-drafted the ‘Miners’ Solidarity Bill’, which sought to protect strike funds from seizure—a bill tabled annually from 1985 to 1990.
Why did you oppose the 1998 Human Rights Act?
I supported its intent but opposed its limitations: it allowed Parliament to override rights via 'notwithstanding clauses', excluded economic and social rights like housing or healthcare, and failed to incorporate the UN Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights—something I campaigned to rectify in the 2004 Human Rights Commission review.
How did your work with the Palestine All-Party Parliamentary Group influence Labour policy?
As founding chair from 1983–2015, I secured cross-party consensus on annual parliamentary debates on Gaza access restrictions and pushed Labour’s 2015 manifesto to include explicit support for Palestinian statehood based on 1967 borders—its first such commitment since 1997.
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