Proceeding contribution from Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Monday, 14 March 2011. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Japan and the Middle East.
Japan and the Middle East
My hon. Friend makes a good point—the clock is ticking. There is a strong case for saying that time could get very short. I am not arguing, and do not think that anyone should argue, that a no-fly zone is the silver bullet that will solve the whole problem. It is just one of the many options that we should look at to increase pressure on the regime and to help people on the ground. I raised it two weeks ago because a lot of contingency planning is needed. I hope that that planning can now be sped up. That is why we are pushing for it, including through the UN. Clearly, we have to make and win some arguments on the UN Security Council, where some will be very sceptical about the idea.
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- British nationals abroad Disaster relief Humanitarian aid EU action International Criminal Court Japan Nuclear power stations Politics and government Natural disasters UN resolutions Civil disorder European Council Middle East Earthquakes Libya North Africa Gaddafi, Muammar Tsunami
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