That this House notes with extreme concern the BBC news report of the attack by a mob led by a Sri Lankan government minister on a peace rally on 8th January 2007 in Colombo, organised by the United People's Movement, a political group representing a wide range of political parties and civil society organisations; and urges the Government to express its condemnation of such actions to the Sri Lankan government.

That this House notes with extreme concern the BBC news report of the attack by a mob led by a Sri Lankan government minister on a peace rally on 8th January 2007 in Colombo, organised by the United People's Movement, a political group representing a wide range of political parties...

That this House expresses its deep concern at the arrest of the American trade union leader, Mr Jack Heyman and the peace protesters known as the Oakland 25, who were the victims of an unprovoked attack by the Oakland police; and calls for all charges against these trade unionists and peace campaigners to be dropped.

That this House expresses its deep concern at the arrest of the American trade union leader, Mr Jack Heyman and the peace protesters known as the Oakland 25, who were the victims of an unprovoked attack by the Oakland police; and calls for all charges against these trade unionists and...

That this House notes with sadness the death of Mr Jim Cairns, the former deputy prime minister of Australia, a courageous campaigner for peace who stood up to the US invasion of Vietnam and Cambodia; and calls on today's politicians to follow his example of principled anti-imperialism.

That this House notes with sadness the death of Mr Jim Cairns, the former deputy prime minister of Australia, a courageous campaigner for peace who stood up to the US invasion of Vietnam and Cambodia; and calls on today's politicians to follow his example of principled anti-imperialism.

That this House congratulates all those who took part in the Justice for Palestine demonstration in London on 18th May; notes that it was supported by many thousands of people including Muslims, Jews and Christians who are united in believing peace can only come when Israel withdraws all its forces from Palestine and a sovereign independent Palestinian state is internationally recognised; and regrets that the media gave this notable event little coverage.

That this House congratulates all those who took part in the Justice for Palestine demonstration in London on 18th May; notes that it was supported by many thousands of people including Muslims, Jews and Christians who are united in believing peace can only come when Israel withdraws all its forces...

That this House congratulates Uri and Rachel Avnery, co-founders of the Israeli Peace Coalition 'Gush Shalom' on the honour of receiving 'The Right Livelihood Award' from the Swedish parliament, often known as the alternative Nobel Peace Prize; notes that this recognises the high effort made by Gush Shalom for peace through dialogue and understanding between Israel and Palestine since 1992; further notes that it recognises the lifetime commitment to peace and understanding by Uri and Rachel; and recommends everyone interested in the peace process to heed their efforts.

That this House congratulates Uri and Rachel Avnery, co-founders of the Israeli Peace Coalition 'Gush Shalom' on the honour of receiving 'The Right Livelihood Award' from the Swedish parliament, often known as the alternative Nobel Peace Prize; notes that this recognises the high effort made by Gush Shalom for peace...

That this House warmly congratulates Mr Vince Mills and his colleagues for organising the fine, dignified peace vigil which took place in George Square, Glasgow, on 8th December; notes that the theme of this event, in common with others held in Belfast, London and Dublin, was Stop the Killing this Christmas; believes that such peaceful non-sectarian assemblies will help with the demand for an end to paramilitary activities, both in Northern Ireland and elsewhere;and hopes that these vigils will give wide-spread publicity and encouragement to the establishment of a non-sectarian peace movement in all parts of these islands and emphasises that the paramilitary gangs have scant support amongst the citizens of the United Kingdom and Eire.

That this House warmly congratulates Mr Vince Mills and his colleagues for organising the fine, dignified peace vigil which took place in George Square, Glasgow, on 8th December; notes that the theme of this event, in common with others held in Belfast, London and Dublin, was Stop the Killing this...