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Caroline Anne Cox, Baroness Cox, FRCS, FRCN is a cross-bench member of the British House of Lords.

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Caroline was born in 1937. Her mother qualified as a Primary School Teacher at Froebel College; her father was a surgeon, co-author of an internationally renowned textbook known as ‘Bailey and Love’.
Educated at Channing School, where she was Head Girl, Caroline was advised to apply to ‘Oxbridge’ to read English. However, she opted to apply for nursing education at the London Hospital where she qualified in 1959. During her training, she met Dr. Murray Newell Cox whom she married in January 1959.

Caroline then worked as a part-time Staff Nurse at Edgware General Hospital until she had what she calls ‘the best nursing education anyone could have: six months as a patient with Renal TB. I would have been a much better nurse if I had had the experience of being a patient first!’

As it was not appropriate to continue in clinical nursing at that stage

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Caroline is known for visiting places where many others are unwilling or unable to go. She has spoken many times in Parliament about her fact-finding missions to forgotten conflict zones and the inspirational projects of HART’s local partners.

Through her humanitarian work, Caroline stood in solidarity with people who are persecuted, marginalised, oppressed and ignored by the world’s media. She shone a light on their suffering and advocated for their freedom.

Areas travelled include the disputed region of Abyei, remote jungles in Burma, Sudan and South Sudan, Uganda, Nigeria, Syria and North Korea. She’s visited the mountainous enclave of Nagorno Karabakh over 90 times.

Caroline risked her life many times to deliver medical aid and food supplies to people in need. She was instrumental in helping to change the former Soviet Union policies for orphaned and abandoned children from institutional to foster family care.

Baroness Cox has received numerous awards in recognition of her humanitarian work and other causes, including:

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Baroness Cox is a Crossbench Life peer who has sat under this title in the House of Lords since 2 March 1983. Her full title is The Baroness Cox, and her given name is Caroline Anne Cox.
This, the website where we celebrate the work of Baroness Cox, which promotes her parliamentary, charity and advocacy work around the world.. See the legal page here..

The purpose of www.BaronessCox.com and the social media Twitter account @BaronessCoxNews is to highlight the humanitarian aid and advocacy work of Baroness Caroline Cox and to enable her supporters to keep up to date with her work and enable to show support by getting involved either by providing help with the charities Lady Cox is involved with. You can also leave positive comments on this website.

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A short biography: Baroness Caroline Cox

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