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What is their response to the criticisms of the Home Office made in the Medical Foundation's report on the treatment of 49 Tamil asylum seekers who survived torture in Sri Lanka, published in June. [HL 4804]. - Including ref to 6 July 2000, 614 c150-1WA.
What is their response to the criticisms of the Home Office made in the Medical Foundation's report on the treatment of 49 Tamil asylum seekers who survived torture in Sri Lanka, published in June. [HL 4804]. - Including ref to 6 July 2000, 614 c150-1WA.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what provision he has made to meet the needs of asylum seekers who have been victims of torture before arriving in the UK.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what provision he has made to meet the needs of asylum seekers who have been victims of torture before arriving in the UK.
Whether they have made representations to the government of Burma (Myanmar) to ensure access by an appropriately qualified medical practitioner to James Maudsley in prison so as to access and treat injuries reportedly sustained during recent severe beatings. [HL 3894].
Whether they have made representations to the government of Burma (Myanmar) to ensure access by an appropriately qualified medical practitioner to James Maudsley in prison so as to access and treat injuries reportedly sustained during recent severe beatings. [HL 3894].
What representations they have made to the Burmese government following the beating of James Maudsley by Burmese prison officials; what is known of his physical condition; what progress is being made in processing his appeal against sentence; and what further action they intend to take to secure his release. [HL...
What representations they have made to the Burmese government following the beating of James Maudsley by Burmese prison officials; what is known of his physical condition; what progress is being made in processing his appeal against sentence; and what further action they intend to take to secure his release. [HL...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bassam of Brighton on 6 July V614 c150-1WA, whether they will specify the caseworkers' grounds for disbelieving the testimony of torture given by Tamil asylum seekers from Sri Lanka between January 1999 and December 1999. [HL 3773].
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bassam of Brighton on 6 July V614 c150-1WA, whether they will specify the caseworkers' grounds for disbelieving the testimony of torture given by Tamil asylum seekers from Sri Lanka between January 1999 and December 1999. [HL 3773].
Whether they are satisfied with the protection offered to asylum seekers from Sri Lanka with a history of torture, in the light of the report published by the Medical Foundation, Caring for the Victims of Torture. [HL 3083].
Whether they are satisfied with the protection offered to asylum seekers from Sri Lanka with a history of torture, in the light of the report published by the Medical Foundation, Caring for the Victims of Torture. [HL 3083].
What issues they will be raising at the session of the United Nations Committee against Torture, starting on 19 May. [HL 2288].
What issues they will be raising at the session of the United Nations Committee against Torture, starting on 19 May. [HL 2288].
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, which organisations he has consulted concerning his proposed response to the 29th March 1998 communication from the President of the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture; if he will place a copy of the response in the Library; and...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, which organisations he has consulted concerning his proposed response to the 29th March 1998 communication from the President of the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture; if he will place a copy of the response in the Library; and...
How many states have made a declaration under the Convention Against Torture so as to allow individual petition; and whether the United Kingdom will now make a similar declaration. [HL 1862].
How many states have made a declaration under the Convention Against Torture so as to allow individual petition; and whether the United Kingdom will now make a similar declaration. [HL 1862].
That this House notes with concern that the UN's Human Rights Commissioner, Mary Robinson, was apparently denied permission by the Russians to visit several villages and a detention centre to investigate allegations of serious human rights abuses by Russian soldiers; is alarmed that, according to Amnesty International, the abuses against Chechen civilians have not stopped and that arbitrary arrest, torture, ill-treatment and deaths in detention are still occurring; is deeply disturbed at reports that detainees in secret filtration camps are routinely and systematically tortured, then are raped, beaten with hammers and clubs, tortured with electric shocks and tear gas, have teeth sawn off and are beaten around the ears to burst their ear-drums; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to insist that the Russian authorities address international demands to investigate allegations of human rights abuses in Chechnya forthwith.
That this House notes with concern that the UN's Human Rights Commissioner, Mary Robinson, was apparently denied permission by the Russians to visit several villages and a detention centre to investigate allegations of serious human rights abuses by Russian soldiers; is alarmed that, according to Amnesty International, the abuses against...
What is the amount of the United Kingdoms contribution to the United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture; and how does the rate of contribution compare with contributions made by other comparable countries. [HL 1539]. - Includes figures.
What is the amount of the United Kingdoms contribution to the United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture; and how does the rate of contribution compare with contributions made by other comparable countries. [HL 1539]. - Includes figures.
Whether they will raise issues concerning the reported killing of non-combatants, torture and rape, by Russian armed forces and police in and near Chechnya at the session of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights starting on 20th Marsh. [HL 1328].
Whether they will raise issues concerning the reported killing of non-combatants, torture and rape, by Russian armed forces and police in and near Chechnya at the session of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights starting on 20th Marsh. [HL 1328].