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The Prime Minister will be aware that very many of our constituents remember the Iraq war, and they will have noted the similarities with this war: both in the middle east and both illegal. Of course, the current Iranian regime is horrible, violent, murderous and a threat to international order,...
The Prime Minister will be aware that very many of our constituents remember the Iraq war, and they will have noted the similarities with this war: both in the middle east and both illegal. Of course, the current Iranian regime is horrible, violent, murderous and a threat to international order,...
That this House notes with concern that nearly a decade after Iraqi troops invaded Kuwait more than 600 Kuwaiti and third country nationals are still unaccounted for and that under United Nations Security Council Resolution 687 Iraq has a clear obligation to co-operate with the International Committee of the Red Cross in determining their whereabouts; and calls on the United Nations urgently to campaign to clarify this issue which is causing continued suffering to the families of the missing.
That this House notes with concern that nearly a decade after Iraqi troops invaded Kuwait more than 600 Kuwaiti and third country nationals are still unaccounted for and that under United Nations Security Council Resolution 687 Iraq has a clear obligation to co-operate with the International Committee of the Red...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, who is the United Kingdom representative on the UN Security Council Ad Hoc Committee Security Council Resolution 661 Committee-Iraq; and how often the committee meets. - (Holding answer 24 February 1998).
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, who is the United Kingdom representative on the UN Security Council Ad Hoc Committee Security Council Resolution 661 Committee-Iraq; and how often the committee meets. - (Holding answer 24 February 1998).
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will list the (a) requests to supply materials and supplies for essential civilian needs, (b) applications and contracts for humanitarian supplies and (c) hospital equipment which the Ad Hoc Committee on Security Council 661 Committee-Iraq has vetoed....
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will list the (a) requests to supply materials and supplies for essential civilian needs, (b) applications and contracts for humanitarian supplies and (c) hospital equipment which the Ad Hoc Committee on Security Council 661 Committee-Iraq has vetoed....
That this House welcomes the Soviet peace proposals which provide for an Iraqi withdrawal from Kuwait; believes that they embody the aspirations of an overwhelming body of opinion in Britain and worldwide; and calls for a complete halt to the planned land attack to allow them to be explored and implemented by the United Nations Security Council.
That this House welcomes the Soviet peace proposals which provide for an Iraqi withdrawal from Kuwait; believes that they embody the aspirations of an overwhelming body of opinion in Britain and worldwide; and calls for a complete halt to the planned land attack to allow them to be explored and...
That this House expresses its full support for British forces in the Gulf but deeply regrets that sanctions were not given sufficient time to operate; recognises that they are the preferred option and would have avoided this bloody and dangerous conflict; and calls for a halt to hostilities to provide for a peaceful settlement.
That this House expresses its full support for British forces in the Gulf but deeply regrets that sanctions were not given sufficient time to operate; recognises that they are the preferred option and would have avoided this bloody and dangerous conflict; and calls for a halt to hostilities to provide...
That this House reaffirms that it abhors the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq and welcomes the determination of the United Nations Security Council to secure the withdrawal of the Iraqi forces from Kuwait on the basis required by the Security Council Resolution 660; applauds the swift decision on mandatory economic sanctions; notes the evidence that they are being effectively implemented by the international community; believes that the freeing of Kuwait as a result of such international action would enhance the authority of the United Nations and could provide the basis for greater mutual respect of the territorial integrity of its member countries; therefore recognises the very dangerous consequences of a Gulf War; and considers that the United Nations authorised forces should not undertake military action before sanctions have been in operation long enough to have the maximum impact; and urges that every effort be made to achieve a solution through diplomacy and other peaceful means consistent with Security Council Resolution 660.
That this House reaffirms that it abhors the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq and welcomes the determination of the United Nations Security Council to secure the withdrawal of the Iraqi forces from Kuwait on the basis required by the Security Council Resolution 660; applauds the swift decision on mandatory economic...