Katy Clark

Scottish lawyer and politician

Katy Clark - Leaders & Politicians born July 3rd, 1967
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A lawyer and politician represented the Scottish National Party in the House of Commons from 2005 to 2015. Contributed to discussions on various issues, including civil liberties and women's rights. Worked with committees to address topics such as education and health. Prior to parliamentary work, practiced law in Scotland, specializing in immigration and asylum law.

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Contributed to civil liberties discussions

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