Proceeding contribution from Gregory Campbell (Democratic Unionist Party) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 11 January 2012. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Iran (Human Rights).
Iran (Human Rights)
On the point about the possible amendment within Iran, I, like others, was lobbied regarding the pastor. Thankfully, the death penalty was not used. Does the hon. Gentleman agree that our Government should, at every level possible in the immediate future, in the next weeks and months, ensure, as far as we can, that pressure is applied to the Iranian Government, and that we should not pre-emptively take any action that would endanger the life of the pastor about whom we are all concerned, as well as the lives of other Christians and Baha'is in Iran who could suffer a fate similar to that which has, unfortunately, been hanging over the pastor's head?
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- Asylum Capital punishment Baha'i faith Women Human rights Politics and government Political prisoners Iran Press freedom Religious freedom Christianity Women's rights
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