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DARFUR ONLINE VIDEO GAME

Early day motion 2592, tabled 18 July 2006 by David Drew (Labour). Signed by 44 members.

That this House is disturbed by the online video game `Darfur is Dying' created by mtvU, the music video giant's network for university students in the United States; recognises the very important need to educate and raise global awareness about the human rights and humanitarian issues as well as the causes of the conflict in Darfur; and believes that this can be done without trivialising this complex conflict and stripping the Darfurians of their dignity.

Signatures by party: Labour 27, Liberal Democrat 12, Social Democratic and Labour Party 2, Conservative 1, Independent 1, UUP 1.