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Sue Miller is a Liberal Democrat Member of the House of Lords, nominated in 1998 and sitting as Baroness Miller of Chilthorne Domer. She was Spokesman on Environment and Rural Affairs 1999-2006) and was subsequently spokesman for Home Affairs. Sue takes a particular interest in civil liberties, introducing a Private Members Bill on the Right to Protest and continues to campaign on this issue and many others concerning human rights.

Sue (2nd right) looks at the original Bill of Rights at the British Library's "Taking Liberties" exhibition

Digital Economies Bill

Sue has tabled amendments to the Digital Economies Bill to ensure that the interests of individuals are not trampled by Big Business even of the creative kind. Sue is concerned that the protection of people's internet connections are threatened by an unquestioning Government, happy to impliment industry proposals on countering file2file sharing. She is also very worried that internet cafes, wifi towns and other communal access to the internet will find the proposed legislation incompatible with offering communal internet access. This would mean that internet becomes something that those on very limited incomes will find it hard to access.

Other Parliamentary interests

Sue becomes a Council Member of "Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non Proliferation and Disarmament"

Sue hosts a PNND lunch in Addis Ababa where Parliamentarians passed a resolution calling for actions to move to a nuclear weapons free world including nuclear weapons free zones and adheerence by ALL states to treaties

Nuclear war has become an even greater threat to the future of the world. Leading international scientists, politicians and others all agree that the threat of a regional nuclear conflict which would have catastrophic global consequences, is a prime threat to our future. Sue will be devoting more time and energy to this crucial matter and supporting the growth of PNND, which enables all parliamenterians who share this concern, to make their voice heard on an international platform.

Sue is Vice-Chair of the All Party Group on Latin America

Sue with children from the Juconi street child project in Ecuador

Sue takes a very active interest in Central and South America and has visited several countries there on official Parliamentary business and in a private capacity.

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