Motion · S6M-20348 · 7 Jan 2026
Martin Luther King Day, 19 January 2026
The motion
That the Parliament acknowledges the importance of the annual Martin Luther King Day commemorations on 19 January; recognises the impact of Martin Luther King’s contribution to promoting racial equality and civil rights in the United States; believes that globally, including in Scotland, there is a continued need to campaign for civil rights, equality and justice; acknowledges the important opportunity that Martin Luther King Day provides for reflection and renewed commitment to racial equality and civil rights, and wishes those organisations and individuals campaigning for civil rights and social justice across the country continued success in the years ahead.
Supporters (28)
- Karen Adam Scottish National Party 8 Jan 2026
- Dr Alasdair Allan 8 Jan 2026
- Colin Beattie Scottish National Party 8 Jan 2026
- Ariane Burgess Scottish Green Party 8 Jan 2026
- James Dornan 8 Jan 2026
- Jackie Dunbar Scottish National Party 8 Jan 2026
- Ross Greer Scottish Green Party 8 Jan 2026
- Patrick Harvie Scottish Green Party 8 Jan 2026
- Clare Haughey Scottish National Party 8 Jan 2026
- Jamie Hepburn Scottish National Party 8 Jan 2026
- Bill Kidd 8 Jan 2026
- Gillian Mackay Scottish Green Party 8 Jan 2026
- Rona Mackay 8 Jan 2026
- Liam McArthur Scottish Liberal Democrats 8 Jan 2026
- Paul McLennan Scottish National Party 8 Jan 2026
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 8 Jan 2026
- Marie McNair Scottish National Party 8 Jan 2026
- Kevin Stewart 8 Jan 2026
- Paul Sweeney Scottish Labour 8 Jan 2026
- Mercedes Villalba 8 Jan 2026
- Elena Whitham 8 Jan 2026
- Humza Yousaf 8 Jan 2026
- Bob Doris Scottish National Party 9 Jan 2026
- Carol Mochan Scottish Labour 10 Jan 2026
- Katy Clark Scottish Labour 11 Jan 2026
- Foysol Choudhury 12 Jan 2026
- Fulton MacGregor Scottish National Party 12 Jan 2026
- Mark Ruskell Scottish Green Party 12 Jan 2026
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.