Proceeding contribution from Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Monday, 28 February 2011. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Libya and the Middle East.
Libya and the Middle East
I would make the point—I think it is a cross-party point—that this country now has some of the toughest arms control legislation in the world. This Government immediately revoked about 30 licences, covering a whole range of products, to that regime and others in the region, and I think that that was right, but are there further lessons to be learned? I am quite clear that we should be looking at this and seeing what more can be done.
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- 2010-12
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- British nationals abroad Arms trade Human rights Immunity from prosecution International Criminal Court Politics and government Press freedom Travel restrictions Violence Repatriation UN resolutions Sanctions Civil disorder Middle East Libya Tunisia Embassies North Africa Gaddafi, Muammar Freezing of assets
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