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To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer how the identified assets linked to an individual on UN sanctions lists were disposed of.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer how the identified assets linked to an individual on UN sanctions lists were disposed of.
That this House recalls that 243 hon. Members signed Early Day Motion 1311 in the 2002-03 parliamentary session calling on the British Government to act unilaterally to ban new investment in Burma; notes that despite stating it opposes investment the Government has still not taken action to ban British companies from investing in Burma, or taken steps to stop foreign companies using British Overseas Territories to channel investment to Burma; commends the Channel 4 Dispatches documentary `Burma's Secret War' which exposed the appalling human rights situation in Burma and the role that foreign investment has played in propping up the dictatorship in that country; further notes that Burma's democracy movement has called for a ban on new investment in Burma; and calls on the Government to introduce legislation enabling the prohibition of new investment in Burma and to stop foreign companies channelling investment to Burma via British Overseas Territories.
That this House recalls that 243 hon. Members signed Early Day Motion 1311 in the 2002-03 parliamentary session calling on the British Government to act unilaterally to ban new investment in Burma; notes that despite stating it opposes investment the Government has still not taken action to ban British companies...
asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether they have proposals (a) to support, or propose the earliest possible deployment of, a United Nations Force in Chad; (b) to call for the enforcement of a no fly zone over the whole of Darfur; and (c) to enforce existing and new sanctions against major officials...
asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether they have proposals (a) to support, or propose the earliest possible deployment of, a United Nations Force in Chad; (b) to call for the enforcement of a no fly zone over the whole of Darfur; and (c) to enforce existing and new sanctions against major officials...
That this House deplores the brutal victimisation of leaders of the Zimbabwean Congress of Trade Unions by agents of the Mugabe regime during recent lawful demonstrations; and supports all those, including ACTSA (Action for Southern Africa), who are calling for every EU member state to apply rigorously and to support the renewal of restrictive measures imposed by the Council of Ministers on individuals closely associated with the regime, freezing any financial assets held within the EU and banning them from travelling within the EU, until the fundamental rights of the people of Zimbabwe to free association, free speech and free and fair elections are respected.
That this House deplores the brutal victimisation of leaders of the Zimbabwean Congress of Trade Unions by agents of the Mugabe regime during recent lawful demonstrations; and supports all those, including ACTSA (Action for Southern Africa), who are calling for every EU member state to apply rigorously and to support...
asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether they have authorised the export to the Sudan of mobile helipads, made by Vaughan's of Leicester (Aerosystems) Ltd; if so, why, in view of the use of helicopters to attack civilians in Darfur, this export licence has been granted; and whether sanctions against Sudan have been...
asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether they have authorised the export to the Sudan of mobile helipads, made by Vaughan's of Leicester (Aerosystems) Ltd; if so, why, in view of the use of helicopters to attack civilians in Darfur, this export licence has been granted; and whether sanctions against Sudan have been...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what assessment she has made of the Somalia Monitoring Group’s report and recommendations; and if she will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what assessment she has made of the Somalia Monitoring Group’s report and recommendations; and if she will make a statement.
Lords debate on motion to take note of the report of the European Union Committee on the European Union and Africa: Towards a Strategic Partnership (HL 206 2005-06). Agreed to on question. (Debated with Lords motion to take note of the report of the European Union Committee on the European Union and Africa: Follow-up report (HL 269 2005-06)).
Lords debate on motion to take note of the report of the European Union Committee on the European Union and Africa: Towards a Strategic Partnership (HL 206 2005-06). Agreed to on question. (Debated with Lords motion to take note of the report of the European Union Committee on the European...
Lords debate on motion to call attention to the implications of North Korea's decision to conduct its first nuclear test. Motion withdrawn.
Lords debate on motion to call attention to the implications of North Korea's decision to conduct its first nuclear test. Motion withdrawn.
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Bowness, for opening this debate and for setting out so comprehensively the conclusions in the committee’s report. I also thank committee members and other noble Lords who have participated in this afternoon’s debate. The relationship between the EU and Africa at an...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Bowness, for opening this debate and for setting out so comprehensively the conclusions in the committee’s report. I also thank committee members and other noble Lords who have participated in this afternoon’s debate. The relationship between the EU and Africa at an...
rose to move, That this House takes note of the report of the European Union Committee on the European Union and Africa: Towards a Strategic Partnership. (34th Report, HL Paper 206, Session 2005-06) The noble Lord said: My Lords, for the convenience of the House, I shall speak also to...
rose to move, That this House takes note of the report of the European Union Committee on the European Union and Africa: Towards a Strategic Partnership. (34th Report, HL Paper 206, Session 2005-06) The noble Lord said: My Lords, for the convenience of the House, I shall speak also to...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Bowness, for his introduction of this very important report. Before I go further, I was particularly cheered up today to see the noble Baroness, Lady Chalker of Wallasey, on the Opposition Front Bench. We are old sparring partners from the other place,...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Bowness, for his introduction of this very important report. Before I go further, I was particularly cheered up today to see the noble Baroness, Lady Chalker of Wallasey, on the Opposition Front Bench. We are old sparring partners from the other place,...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Bowness, for initiating this debate on a clearly important report. I shall also talk about Zimbabwe, in particular the EU sanctions agreed in 2002 against Zimbabwean officials and Government personnel, and precluding personal and official travel in and from that country. It...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Bowness, for initiating this debate on a clearly important report. I shall also talk about Zimbabwe, in particular the EU sanctions agreed in 2002 against Zimbabwean officials and Government personnel, and precluding personal and official travel in and from that country. It...
My Lords, as a member of the sub-committee throughout this very timely inquiry—as was my noble friend Lord Hannay—I thank the noble Lord, Lord Bowness, for his great courtesy in chairing the committee for the past four years and our Clerk, Dr Emily Baldock, who has now moved on to...
My Lords, as a member of the sub-committee throughout this very timely inquiry—as was my noble friend Lord Hannay—I thank the noble Lord, Lord Bowness, for his great courtesy in chairing the committee for the past four years and our Clerk, Dr Emily Baldock, who has now moved on to...
My Lords, I join my colleague on the sub-committee, the noble Lord, Lord Lea of Crondall, in thanking our former chairman, the noble Lord, Lord Bowness, for his patience and the determination with which he handled an extremely lengthy and quite complex report. The report we are discussing today covers...
My Lords, I join my colleague on the sub-committee, the noble Lord, Lord Lea of Crondall, in thanking our former chairman, the noble Lord, Lord Bowness, for his patience and the determination with which he handled an extremely lengthy and quite complex report. The report we are discussing today covers...
My Lords, I find myself in the position of being a very new member of the EU sub-committee. First, I must place on record my wider interests in Africa in case they have not been recorded before. I am the vice-chair of the Africa All-Party Group, the vice-chair of the...
My Lords, I find myself in the position of being a very new member of the EU sub-committee. First, I must place on record my wider interests in Africa in case they have not been recorded before. I am the vice-chair of the Africa All-Party Group, the vice-chair of the...
My Lords, I have been asked to reply on behalf of my party to this important debate, and I welcome the opportunity to be back in your Lordships' House, especially as a temporary member of the Front-Bench team again. However, it is a very temporary position, as I now spend...
My Lords, I have been asked to reply on behalf of my party to this important debate, and I welcome the opportunity to be back in your Lordships' House, especially as a temporary member of the Front-Bench team again. However, it is a very temporary position, as I now spend...
My Lords, I, too, thank the noble Lord, Lord Alton, for initiating this debate. I apologise to him, because owing to the rather rapid collapse of the earlier debate I missedthe first part of his remarks. I was very interested in the second part, and I deeply apologise. One of...
My Lords, I, too, thank the noble Lord, Lord Alton, for initiating this debate. I apologise to him, because owing to the rather rapid collapse of the earlier debate I missedthe first part of his remarks. I was very interested in the second part, and I deeply apologise. One of...
My Lords, I congratulate my noble friend Lord Alton on introducing this very timely debate with a characteristically comprehensive, well informed and thoughtful speech reflecting, as the noble Baroness, Lady Williams, said, his tireless endeavours to promote human rights and justice for all people. As my noble friend mentioned, we...
My Lords, I congratulate my noble friend Lord Alton on introducing this very timely debate with a characteristically comprehensive, well informed and thoughtful speech reflecting, as the noble Baroness, Lady Williams, said, his tireless endeavours to promote human rights and justice for all people. As my noble friend mentioned, we...
My Lords, I, too, thank the noble Lord, Lord Alton of Liverpool, for calling this debate on North Korea. As we discussed in the debate on the gracious Speech, the international security outlook is very gloomy, and proliferation is high on the agenda. In looking for the best way forward,...
My Lords, I, too, thank the noble Lord, Lord Alton of Liverpool, for calling this debate on North Korea. As we discussed in the debate on the gracious Speech, the international security outlook is very gloomy, and proliferation is high on the agenda. In looking for the best way forward,...