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Adam Aucock

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I’m the Advocacy Coordinator for the Joint Public Issues Team. I have a background in political advocacy, particularly on the climate and environmental crises and how these impact those from marginalised groups. I come from a Baptist background and live in Sussex with my wife and two dogs.

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What should be in the King’s Speech? Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta is given a tour of the House of Lords by Minister of State for the Armed Forces of the UK, Andrew Robathan, in London, England, Jan. 18, 2013. Panetta is on a six day trip to Europe to visit with foreign counterparts and troops in the area. (DoD photo by Erin A. Kirk-Cuomo) (Released)

What should be in the King’s Speech?

BlogPolitics and Elections

As we continue to see the ramifications of last week’s English local and devolved Scottish and Welsh elections, Westminster will…

Adam Aucock
by Adam Aucock on 12 May, 2026
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Airstrikes by AI: who is accountable?

BlogFuture of ArmsPeacemaking

Amongst the on-going horrors of the war across the Middle East and on top of significant questions around the legality…

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by Adam Aucock on 10 March, 2026
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Statement on “earned settlement” proposals

Asylum and MigrationChurch Statements

We are deeply concerned by Home Office plans to establish a so-called “earned settlement” scheme that would judge those with…

Adam Aucock
by Adam Aucock on 12 February, 2026
Rebuilding global solidarity for climate action A cardboard protest sign that reads "It's getting hot in here"

Rebuilding global solidarity for climate action

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More worrying climate news. Is our international system still up to today’s challenges? Earlier this month the EU’s Copernicus research institute…

Adam Aucock
by Adam Aucock on 6 February, 2026
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Introducing Adam

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I’m Adam and I’m pleased to introduce myself as the newest addition to the Joint Public Issues Team. I will…

Adam Aucock
by Adam Aucock on 16 January, 2026

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