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Objections after Shami Chakrabarti nominated for peerage by Labour Objections after Shami Chakrabarti nominated for peerage by Labour
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Jewish community leaders have criticised Jeremy Corbyn's decision to nominate the head of Labour's anti-Semitism inquiry for a peerage.Jewish community leaders have criticised Jeremy Corbyn's decision to nominate the head of Labour's anti-Semitism inquiry for a peerage.
Shami Chakrabarti's inquiry reported in June that the party was not "overrun" by anti-Semitism.Shami Chakrabarti's inquiry reported in June that the party was not "overrun" by anti-Semitism.
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis said her report's credibility "lies in tatters" after she accepted the peerage.Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis said her report's credibility "lies in tatters" after she accepted the peerage.
A spokesman for Mr Corbyn praised her "legal and campaigning skills, and the trust that she has gained."A spokesman for Mr Corbyn praised her "legal and campaigning skills, and the trust that she has gained."
Ms Chakrabarti said she was "honoured to accept Jeremy Corbyn's challenge".Ms Chakrabarti said she was "honoured to accept Jeremy Corbyn's challenge".
The former director of civil liberties group Liberty said it was an "opportunity to help hold the government to account".The former director of civil liberties group Liberty said it was an "opportunity to help hold the government to account".
She also said: "This is a dangerous moment for our country and we share vital human rights values that need defending more than ever before in my lifetime."She also said: "This is a dangerous moment for our country and we share vital human rights values that need defending more than ever before in my lifetime."
She was the Labour leader's only nomination as part of David Cameron's resignation honours list.She was the Labour leader's only nomination as part of David Cameron's resignation honours list.
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'Beyond disappointing''Beyond disappointing'
Ms Chakrabarti was appointed to lead an independent inquiry into claims of anti-Semitism in the Labour Party following the suspension of MP Naz Shah and ex-London mayor Ken Livingstone.Ms Chakrabarti was appointed to lead an independent inquiry into claims of anti-Semitism in the Labour Party following the suspension of MP Naz Shah and ex-London mayor Ken Livingstone.
The review found there was evidence of "ignorant attitudes" but said the "Labour Party is not overrun by anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, or other forms of racism".The review found there was evidence of "ignorant attitudes" but said the "Labour Party is not overrun by anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, or other forms of racism".
In a statement posted on Twitter, the Chief Rabbi said: "Shami Chakrabarti has a proud record of public service, but in accepting this peerage, the credibility of her report lies in tatters and the Labour Party's stated intention, to unequivocally tackle anti-Semitism, remains woefully unrealised."In a statement posted on Twitter, the Chief Rabbi said: "Shami Chakrabarti has a proud record of public service, but in accepting this peerage, the credibility of her report lies in tatters and the Labour Party's stated intention, to unequivocally tackle anti-Semitism, remains woefully unrealised."
Wes Streeting, Labour MP for Ilford North, said: "Shami Chakrabarti will bring great experience to Lords. But let's not pretend that a Labour peerage in these circumstances doesn't stink."Wes Streeting, Labour MP for Ilford North, said: "Shami Chakrabarti will bring great experience to Lords. But let's not pretend that a Labour peerage in these circumstances doesn't stink."
Marie van der Zyl, of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, said it was "beyond disappointing" that she had been offered a peerage by Labour "following her so-called independent inquiry".Marie van der Zyl, of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, said it was "beyond disappointing" that she had been offered a peerage by Labour "following her so-called independent inquiry".
And a statement from the Campaign Against Antisemitism said: "If anybody still took Shami Chakrabarti's report on anti-Semitism in the Labour Party or Jeremy Corbyn's declared opposition to anti-Semitism seriously, this must be the final straw...And a statement from the Campaign Against Antisemitism said: "If anybody still took Shami Chakrabarti's report on anti-Semitism in the Labour Party or Jeremy Corbyn's declared opposition to anti-Semitism seriously, this must be the final straw...
"Having promised to never send anyone to the House of Lords, that is exactly what Jeremy Corbyn has done in return for a clean bill of health.""Having promised to never send anyone to the House of Lords, that is exactly what Jeremy Corbyn has done in return for a clean bill of health."
But a spokesman for Mr Corbyn said: "Shami Chakrabarti shares Jeremy's ambition for reform of the House of Lords.But a spokesman for Mr Corbyn said: "Shami Chakrabarti shares Jeremy's ambition for reform of the House of Lords.
"Her career has been one of public service and human rights advocacy."Her career has been one of public service and human rights advocacy.
"Her legal and campaigning skills, and the trust that she has gained from many ordinary Britons, will be a considerable asset to the House of Lords."Her legal and campaigning skills, and the trust that she has gained from many ordinary Britons, will be a considerable asset to the House of Lords.
"Brexit will put many hard-fought rights at risk, so it is crucial that those equipped with the right skills are given the opportunity to hold this government to account.""Brexit will put many hard-fought rights at risk, so it is crucial that those equipped with the right skills are given the opportunity to hold this government to account."