A group of nine MPs visited Poland last week to discuss combating antisemitism in the country.
The three-day trip was organised by the Holocaust Educational Trust (HET) and the All-Party Parliamentary Group against Antisemitism (PCAA).
It included a visit to the former Nazi death camp at Majdanek and meetings with government officials and Jewish residents.
John Mann, PCAA chair, said: "There is great practise our MPs have to share with our colleagues in Poland but our refusal not to be complacent means we also have much to learn in the fight against hatred, bigotry and antisemitism."