That this House totally condems the incursion into northern Iraq by the Turkish army; notes the tragic loss of life and destruction of property together with the displacement of Iraqi civilians; further notes that the Turkish Kurds who were refugees in the Atrush camp have now been forced to seek the protection of the Baghdad regime; is concerned at the destabilising effect of Turkish forces in the region; believes that the repeated incursions into northern Iraq by the Turkish army go far beyond any legitimate security interest of the Turkish state; and calls upon the Turkish government to withdraw its forces with immediate effect and respect the international borders between the two states.

That this House totally condems the incursion into northern Iraq by the Turkish army; notes the tragic loss of life and destruction of property together with the displacement of Iraqi civilians; further notes that the Turkish Kurds who were refugees in the Atrush camp have now been forced to seek...

That this House condemns the recent invasion by Iraq by Turkish forces and the bombing of United Nations protected areas which are supposed to be safe havens; is concerned that thousands of civilians have been displaced from the supposed safe havens by the Turkish forces; calls upon the Security Concil to condemn this illegal and aggressive action by the government of Turkey and to authorise the use of force, if necessary, to repel the Turkish invasion and protect civilians; and calls on the European Union to reject Turkey's application for a Customs Union until such time as Turkey acts according to the rule of international law and ends human rights abuses in its own country. (Relevant registered interest declared)

That this House condemns the recent invasion by Iraq by Turkish forces and the bombing of United Nations protected areas which are supposed to be safe havens; is concerned that thousands of civilians have been displaced from the supposed safe havens by the Turkish forces; calls upon the Security Concil...

That this House condemns the unilateral action taken by the United States Government in authorising a missile attack upon Iraq, with the resultant loss of innocent civilian lives; further condemns the United States Government's attempt to shelter under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter; regrets the support of Her Majesty's Government for this action; is greatly concerned for the fates of the hostages currently held by Saddam Hussein; and regrets the serious impact that this action will have upon the dissident population of Iraq.

That this House condemns the unilateral action taken by the United States Government in authorising a missile attack upon Iraq, with the resultant loss of innocent civilian lives; further condemns the United States Government's attempt to shelter under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter; regrets the support of Her...

That this House is deeply concerned about the implications of a premature withdrawal of forces from northern Iraq; believes that any agreement about Kurdish autonomy needs to be safeguarded through effective guarantees by the United Nations and the Allies; expresses further concern that the presence of the few United Nations security guards is totally inadequate to prevent Iraqi repressions against the Kurdish community; and calls upon the Government of the United Kingdom to halt the withdrawal of troops immediately and to press for the activation of the United Nations Military Staff Committee provided for by article 48 of the United Nations Charter, in order to establish a meaningful and permanent international force that is fully under United Nations control, to prevent the breach of United Nations Security Council Resolution 688 by Saddam Hussein.

That this House is deeply concerned about the implications of a premature withdrawal of forces from northern Iraq; believes that any agreement about Kurdish autonomy needs to be safeguarded through effective guarantees by the United Nations and the Allies; expresses further concern that the presence of the few United Nations...

That this House notes the comment of the human rights organisation Helsinki Watch that the continuing repression of Kurdish nation, particularly in Iraq, constitutes a staggering list of human rights abuses, arrest, torture, murder, assassination, chemical warfare, mass deportations, expulsions, appalling conditions in refugee camps, refusal of political asylum by the West, denial of ethnic rights to language, literature, and music and the destruction of towns and villages; condemns the genocidal scorched earth policy of Iraq towards the Kurds and particularly the torture of Kurdish children; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to propose the creation of a Kurdish homeland based on the Kurdish provinces in Iraq in any forthcoming inter-governmental discussions on the future of the Middle East.

That this House notes the comment of the human rights organisation Helsinki Watch that the continuing repression of Kurdish nation, particularly in Iraq, constitutes a staggering list of human rights abuses, arrest, torture, murder, assassination, chemical warfare, mass deportations, expulsions, appalling conditions in refugee camps, refusal of political asylum by...

That this House condemns the execution of Mr Farzad Barzoft and the 15 years imprisonment for Ms Daphne Parish; recognises that despite previous international outcries there has been no change in the human rights situation in Iraq, which remains one of the worst in the world, as demonstrated in recent reports by Amnesty International and the United States State Department; further notes that despite this human rights record Iraq has been receiving export credits annually from the United Kingdom since 1984, amounting to a total of over ??2 billion; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to act within the European Community and the United Nations for co-ordinated diplomatic pressure and the imposition of economic sanctions on Iraq, including an arms embargo, until the respect for human rights in that country has reached an acceptable standard.

That this House condemns the execution of Mr Farzad Barzoft and the 15 years imprisonment for Ms Daphne Parish; recognises that despite previous international outcries there has been no change in the human rights situation in Iraq, which remains one of the worst in the world, as demonstrated in recent...