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text: foreign policy during a debate at the house of commons in parliament on wednesday british prime minister theresa may shunned answering the call of labour leader jeremy corbyn to end the countrys weapons sales to saudi arabia 
  british prime minister theresa may has refused to withdraw support for saudi arabias place at the un human rights council despite the regimes atrocities in yemen 
  during a debate at the house of commons in parliament on wednesday may shunned answering the call of labour leader jeremy corbyn to end the countrys weapons sales to saudi arabia 
  the issues are being investigated we are very clear that the only solution that is going to work for yemen is actually to make sure that we have the political solution that will give stability in yemen may told corbyn and the parliamentarians 
  instead of answering the direct question may spoke about the uk governments contribution to the humanitarian aid provided to the crisistorn country 
  corbyn also questioned mays support for saudi arabias membership in the un human rights council a crucial vote on the membership of riyadh in the council will take place later this month a yemeni man stands on october   at the site of an air raid on a funeral ceremony that killed  people and wounded  on october  photo by afp 
  london has repeatedly been blamed by human rights groups including oxfam and amnesty international for fueling the yemeni war by supplying saudi arabia with weapons 
  since the conflict began last year the british government has approved more than  billion  billion in arms sales to the saudis and military contractors hope more deals are in the pipeline 
  yemen has been under almost daily airstrikes by saudi arabia since march  international sources put the death toll from the aggression at almost  
  rights groups have also condemned the kingdoms crackdown on dissent and prosecution of proreform activists loading