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Scottish Parliament

Parliament considers military visits to schools petition

23/11/2016

ForcesWatch press release

MSPs will consider what further action to take on a petition from ForcesWatch and Quakers in Scotland calling for increased transparency and scrutiny of armed forces visits to schools this Thursday (24 November).


More media coverage of our petition to the Scottish Parliament

22/11/2016

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Coverage highlights the Scottish Children's Commissioner concerns about the age of recruitment and armed forces visits to schools, and the motion in the Scottish Parliament about the vulnerabilities of young recruits, as discussed in the recent Medact report.


Media coverage of our petition to the Scottish Parliament

19/09/2016

various

On Thursday 15 September, ForcesWatch and Quakers in Scotland went to the Scottish Parliament to give evidence to the Public Petitions Committee about armed forces visits to schools.


Petition on Military Visits to Scotland’s Schools being heard in Parliament

13/09/2016

ForcesWatch press release

A petition calling for increased transparency and scrutiny of armed forces visits to schools in Scotland comes before Holyrood this Thursday 15 September.


New Deal Needed on Military Visits to Scotland’s Schools

12/02/2016

ForcesWatch press release

ForcesWatch – which scrutinises the military – and Quakers in Scotland, are today formally launching a petition at Holyrood calling for increased transparency and scrutiny of armed forces visits to schools.


After ‘cannon fodder’ outcry … Holyrood urged to investigate military visits to schools

27/01/2016

Sunday Herald

MSPs are being urged to hold an inquiry into the presence of the armed forces in Scotland’s schools after an outcry over plans to set up cadet units aimed at the poorest pupils.


Holyrood should protect Scottish schools from creep of cadets

19/01/2016

ForcesWatch press release

ForcesWatch is calling on the Scottish government to resist attempts to introduce Cadet units into the country’s state secondary schools.


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