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Whether reinforced bunkers built to designs supplied by International Military Services Ltd. are still in service in Iraq.
Whether reinforced bunkers built to designs supplied by International Military Services Ltd. are still in service in Iraq.
On what date the Cymbeline artillery locating system was given an export licence for export to Iraq.
On what date the Cymbeline artillery locating system was given an export licence for export to Iraq.
What, if any, is the status in international law, and what is HMGs opinion, of the "understanding" that any moment of Iraqi troops south of the 32nd parallel beyond "pre-crisis levels" would "trigger American action" against Iraqi forces, reported in the 24 October 1994 issue of Aviation Week and Space...
What, if any, is the status in international law, and what is HMGs opinion, of the "understanding" that any moment of Iraqi troops south of the 32nd parallel beyond "pre-crisis levels" would "trigger American action" against Iraqi forces, reported in the 24 October 1994 issue of Aviation Week and Space...
That this House notes with grave concern the horrific violations of human rights committed recently by Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq, documented in the report of the United Nations special rapporteur Max Van der Stoel, presented on 25th November 1994; understands that decrees issued by Iraq's Revolution Command Council provide for the amputation of the right hand for certain offences, the left foot for a repeat offence, and for the punishment of army deserters or anyone sheltering them by the cutting off of an ear, as well as branding an 'X' into the forehead; further understands that several hundred deserters and evaders already under detention are awaiting mutilation, some of the mutilated victims having died of infection while others are reported to have committed suicide; views these abhorrent practices as further proof of Saddam's continuing challenge to the world community and his regime'sutter disregard for basic human rights; and calls on the British Government to act within the United Nations Security Council to press for the implementation of its Resolution 688 (April 1991), which calls for an end to repression against the Iraqi people, and to ensure that the Iraqi Government abides by it and supports Mr Van der Stoel's recommendations for sending human rights monitors into Iraq and pressing the Iraqi Government to abolish all repressive decrees and laws.
That this House notes with grave concern the horrific violations of human rights committed recently by Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq, documented in the report of the United Nations special rapporteur Max Van der Stoel, presented on 25th November 1994; understands that decrees issued by Iraq's Revolution Command Council provide...
What action HMG have taken on the findings in the report Targeting Basic Assistance in Northern Iraq; Findings from a Household Expenditure Survey, which they commissioned, and in particular on the fall in living standards suffered by the population as a whole, and the chronic energy deficiency shown by 12...
What action HMG have taken on the findings in the report Targeting Basic Assistance in Northern Iraq; Findings from a Household Expenditure Survey, which they commissioned, and in particular on the fall in living standards suffered by the population as a whole, and the chronic energy deficiency shown by 12...
Whether progress has been made on the release of Kuwaiti prisoners since Saddam Hussein recognised Kuwaiti borders; and what representations he has made about their release.
Whether progress has been made on the release of Kuwaiti prisoners since Saddam Hussein recognised Kuwaiti borders; and what representations he has made about their release.
What progress has been made in talks with the Iraqis in relation to Kuwaiti detainees and prisoners of war. - Inc fig.
What progress has been made in talks with the Iraqis in relation to Kuwaiti detainees and prisoners of war. - Inc fig.
If he will make it his policy that United Nations sanctions should not be lifted until all United National resolutions against Iraq have been complied with, with particular reference to the release of missing Kuwaitis.
If he will make it his policy that United Nations sanctions should not be lifted until all United National resolutions against Iraq have been complied with, with particular reference to the release of missing Kuwaitis.
What information he has about the impact upon the Kurdish areas of the current policy of sanctions upon Iraq.
What information he has about the impact upon the Kurdish areas of the current policy of sanctions upon Iraq.
Emergency Laws (Re-enactment and Repeals) Act 1964: Bank of England notice freezing certain Iraqi assets held in UK. Bank of England. 1990. (Deposited Nov 1994).
Emergency Laws (Re-enactment and Repeals) Act 1964: Bank of England notice freezing certain Iraqi assets held in UK. Bank of England. 1990. (Deposited Nov 1994).
What information HMG have about the use of amputation, mutilation and branding as punishments for certain classes of offenders in Iraq; whether they consider this to be a violation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 688, which calls on Iraq to end human rights abuses, and what new steps they...
What information HMG have about the use of amputation, mutilation and branding as punishments for certain classes of offenders in Iraq; whether they consider this to be a violation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 688, which calls on Iraq to end human rights abuses, and what new steps they...
Queens speech debate (second day) on foreign affairs and defence.
Queens speech debate (second day) on foreign affairs and defence.