Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor Jeremy Corbyn (Labour), on Monday, 24 February 1997, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 27 members in total.

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HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE IVORY COAST

That this House condemns the persistence of serious human rights abuses in the Ivory Coast, including extra-judicial killings, beatings, arbitrary detentions and torture of detainees by members of the security forces; deplores the repression of the student union FESCI; and calls on the British Government to urge the Ivorian government to end these abuses, to bring those members of the security forces responsible for murder, beatings and torture to justice, to revoke its ban on FESCI, to set free all political prisoners unconditionally, and to do its upmost to safeguardand guarantee to all its citizens the basic human rights of freedom of association and expression.

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Secondary information

Type

Early day motion

Reference

567 

Session

1996-97

Subjects

Human rights Côte d'Ivoire

Link

View this Early day motion on www.parliament.uk