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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what discussions he has had with (a) US security officials and (b) UK security officials regarding security alerts at (i) Newark Airport, (ii) JFK Airport and (iii) Dulles-Washington Airport in (A) 2002, (B) 2003 and (C) 2004; what public information...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what discussions he has had with (a) US security officials and (b) UK security officials regarding security alerts at (i) Newark Airport, (ii) JFK Airport and (iii) Dulles-Washington Airport in (A) 2002, (B) 2003 and (C) 2004; what public information...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, on how many occasions anti-terrorism legislation has been used to (a) stop and arrest individuals and (b) search premises; on how many of these occasions charges ensued; and on how many occasions charges under anti-terrorism legislation were brought. - Inc...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, on how many occasions anti-terrorism legislation has been used to (a) stop and arrest individuals and (b) search premises; on how many of these occasions charges ensued; and on how many occasions charges under anti-terrorism legislation were brought. - Inc...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will make a statement on the use of anti-terrorism legislation to search properties in Rusholme and Moss Side in December. - (Holding answer 16 December 2004).
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will make a statement on the use of anti-terrorism legislation to search properties in Rusholme and Moss Side in December. - (Holding answer 16 December 2004).
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what discussions have taken place between the Government and the Governments of (a) Nepal and (b) India regarding Maoist insurgency; what assessment has been made of the impact of the insurgency on the stability of the wider region; and...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what discussions have taken place between the Government and the Governments of (a) Nepal and (b) India regarding Maoist insurgency; what assessment has been made of the impact of the insurgency on the stability of the wider region; and...
That this House rejects the Government's updated policy on the substitution of intermediate level radioactive wastes, as notified to Parliament in the Written Statement by the Trade and Industry Secretary, Official Report, column 114WS, 13th December; notes with concern that, notwithstanding ministerial, and indeed Prime Ministerial, protestations of the impending dangers of more terrorist attacks, this substitution policy will ensure larger quantities of very long-lived, very high activity radioactive waste being put on the high seas to Japan passing through either the Panama Canal on the west route or the Straits of Moluccas on the eastern route, and on a ro-ro ferry to continental Europe and train to final destination, thus creating additional targets for terrorists; further notes that while this policy change will benefit BNFL commercially, as it will not now have to ship very large quantities of radioactive reprocessing waste back to countries of origin of the nuclear fuel, it will also reverse the policy promise that radioactive waste arising from the reprocessing of foreign spent fuel would be repatriated to the country from where it initially came, made to this House by the then Energy Secretary, the Right honourable Tony Benn, on 29th January 1976; believes that this misguided reversal of policy will result in significantly larger quantities of nuclear waste being managed long-term in the United Kingdom, despite the fact that no agreed strategy has yet been concluded for the existing UK-origin nuclear waste; deplores the decision to effectively make the UK the nuclear dump for the world; and calls upon the Government to reverse this environmentally unsustainable and insupportable policy.
That this House rejects the Government's updated policy on the substitution of intermediate level radioactive wastes, as notified to Parliament in the Written Statement by the Trade and Industry Secretary, Official Report, column 114WS, 13th December; notes with concern that, notwithstanding ministerial, and indeed Prime Ministerial, protestations of the impending...
That this House welcomes the historic ruling of the House of Lords on 16th December, granting the appeal of nine individuals detained at HMP Belmarsh and elsewhere under Part IV of the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001; notes that the House of Lords has quashed the derogation under Article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights; further notes the Declaration of the House of Lords that Part IV of the ATCSA 2001 is incompatible with the ECHR; further notes the resignation of the Special Immigration Appeals Commission special advocate, Ian McDonald QC; recalls the strong reservations on this Part expressed by the Joint Committee on Human Rights of both Houses and of the Privy Councillor Review Committee; further notes the concerns of domestic and international non-governmental organisations; believes that derogation from international human rights obligations is injurious to the standing of Britain in the world and causes profound damage to community relations domestically; further believes that detention without trial represents a breakdown of the rule of law and can only hinder protection of public safety and security; further believes that detainees must be promptly charged and brought before a court of law or released and returned to their families; and urges Her Majesty's Government to bring forward legislative changes to the Act in order to conform to the judgement of the House of Lords and respond to the concerns of the JCHR and Privy Councillor Review Committee.
That this House welcomes the historic ruling of the House of Lords on 16th December, granting the appeal of nine individuals detained at HMP Belmarsh and elsewhere under Part IV of the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001; notes that the House of Lords has quashed the derogation under Article...
That this House notes with concern the conviction of three members of IRA/Sinn Fein in Colombia for offences involving the training of FARC terrorists in acts of violence to be carried out against the legitimate Government of Colombia; urges that international governmental action should be co-ordinated to see that the Irish Republican terrorists should be extradited back to Colombia; and calls on the Government of the Irish Republic not to harbour or give political asylum to the three convicted IRA/Sinn Fein members under any circumstances, showing co-operation with the US and the UK in the international fight against terrorism.
That this House notes with concern the conviction of three members of IRA/Sinn Fein in Colombia for offences involving the training of FARC terrorists in acts of violence to be carried out against the legitimate Government of Colombia; urges that international governmental action should be co-ordinated to see that the...
How many British citizens have been extradited for terrorist-related activities since 2001. [HL 101]. - No British citizens have been extradited for terrorist-related activities since 2001.
How many British citizens have been extradited for terrorist-related activities since 2001. [HL 101]. - No British citizens have been extradited for terrorist-related activities since 2001.
Lords debate on unstarred question on what steps Her Majesty's Government are taking, in the light of the international situation, to support enlightened religious attitudes in the United Kingdom and overseas.
Lords debate on unstarred question on what steps Her Majesty's Government are taking, in the light of the international situation, to support enlightened religious attitudes in the United Kingdom and overseas.
Statement on the House of Lords judgement on the detention without trial of aliens held in Belmarsh Prison under the anti-terrorism laws. - Inc ref to written statement on 16.12.2004, 428 c150-1WS. - 1st supplementary on same.
Statement on the House of Lords judgement on the detention without trial of aliens held in Belmarsh Prison under the anti-terrorism laws. - Inc ref to written statement on 16.12.2004, 428 c150-1WS. - 1st supplementary on same.
Supplementary on the Belmarsh Judgment.
Supplementary on the Belmarsh Judgment.
Supplementary on the Belmarsh Judgment.
Supplementary on the Belmarsh Judgment.
Supplementary on the Belmarsh Judgment.
Supplementary on the Belmarsh Judgment.
Lords Written Statement on the House of Lords Judgment on A & Others which upholds the appeal by those detained under the Anti-terrorism Crime and Security Act that the provisions are incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights. (Inc figs).
Lords Written Statement on the House of Lords Judgment on A & Others which upholds the appeal by those detained under the Anti-terrorism Crime and Security Act that the provisions are incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights. (Inc figs).
Statement on the European Council meeting in Brussels on 16 and 17 December 2004.
Statement on the European Council meeting in Brussels on 16 and 17 December 2004.
Lords statement on the House of Lords judgement on the compatibility of the Anti-terrorism Crime and Security Act 2001 with the European Convention on Human Rights. (Inc ref to 16 December 2004 CH 428 c150-1WS).
Lords statement on the House of Lords judgement on the compatibility of the Anti-terrorism Crime and Security Act 2001 with the European Convention on Human Rights. (Inc ref to 16 December 2004 CH 428 c150-1WS).