Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 7 June 2004, 662 c1WA, whether they accept the findings of the scientific study, published by the Lancet on its website on 28 October, that 100,000 Iraqi civilians have died in Iraq since the invasion, mostly as...

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 7 June 2004, 662 c1WA, whether they accept the findings of the scientific study, published by the Lancet on its website on 28 October, that 100,000 Iraqi civilians have died in Iraq since the invasion, mostly as...

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 6 June 2003, 648 c198WA, whether the proceeds from all export sales of oil products from Iraq are spent exclusively to meet the humanitarian needs of the Iraqi people; the economic reconstruction and repair of Iraq's infrastructure;...

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 6 June 2003, 648 c198WA, whether the proceeds from all export sales of oil products from Iraq are spent exclusively to meet the humanitarian needs of the Iraqi people; the economic reconstruction and repair of Iraq's infrastructure;...

What is the total United Kingdom public expenditure so far incurred in respect of (a) military action; (b) policing; (c) stabilising the interim government; and (d) reconstructing the infrastructure in Iraq. [HL 4346]. - Inc figures.

What is the total United Kingdom public expenditure so far incurred in respect of (a) military action; (b) policing; (c) stabilising the interim government; and (d) reconstructing the infrastructure in Iraq. [HL 4346]. - Inc figures.

What is their estimate of the total United Kingdom public expenditure that will be incurred in 2004-05 in respect of (a) military action; (b) policing; (c) stabilising the interim government; and (d) reconstructing the infrastructure in Iraq. [HL 4347]. - Inc figures.

What is their estimate of the total United Kingdom public expenditure that will be incurred in 2004-05 in respect of (a) military action; (b) policing; (c) stabilising the interim government; and (d) reconstructing the infrastructure in Iraq. [HL 4347]. - Inc figures.

Whether they will publish the terms of engagement of the Coalition Forces in Iraq which are currently operative [HL 2549].- (Written answer should have been printed on 30 June 2004). - Inc ref to 3 April 2003, 646 c148WA and 28 April 2003, 647 c65WA.

Whether they will publish the terms of engagement of the Coalition Forces in Iraq which are currently operative [HL 2549].- (Written answer should have been printed on 30 June 2004). - Inc ref to 3 April 2003, 646 c148WA and 28 April 2003, 647 c65WA.

Which of the following recommendations made by the International Committee of the Red Cross in its report of February 2004 they have accepted and implemented: (a) to respect at all times the human dignity, physical integrity and cultural sensitivity of the persons deprived of their liberty held under control; (b)...

Which of the following recommendations made by the International Committee of the Red Cross in its report of February 2004 they have accepted and implemented: (a) to respect at all times the human dignity, physical integrity and cultural sensitivity of the persons deprived of their liberty held under control; (b)...

Further to the statement by the Lord Bach on 12 May 2004, 661 c377 that hooding has not been used in interrogation in Iraq, whether that statement is compatible with the report of the International Committee of the Red Cross of February 2004, and with the explanation of the hooding...

Further to the statement by the Lord Bach on 12 May 2004, 661 c377 that hooding has not been used in interrogation in Iraq, whether that statement is compatible with the report of the International Committee of the Red Cross of February 2004, and with the explanation of the hooding...

Whether any legal or disciplinary measures have been taken against any members of the Armed Forces or other United Kingdom personnel or persons employed by contractors in Iraq for breaches of international human rights law or international humanitarian law; and, if so, whether they will publish the details of the...

Whether any legal or disciplinary measures have been taken against any members of the Armed Forces or other United Kingdom personnel or persons employed by contractors in Iraq for breaches of international human rights law or international humanitarian law; and, if so, whether they will publish the details of the...

Further to the statement by the Minister of State for the Armed Forces on 13 May 2004 421 c513-5, whether they will seek the permission of the International Committee of the Red Cross to publish the report of February 2004, together with the second report specific to United Kingdom detention...

Further to the statement by the Minister of State for the Armed Forces on 13 May 2004 421 c513-5, whether they will seek the permission of the International Committee of the Red Cross to publish the report of February 2004, together with the second report specific to United Kingdom detention...

What instructions and guidance have been given to members of the Armed Forces and other United Kingdom personnel and contractors in Iraq as to the obligations imposed by the United Nations International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the United Nations Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman and...

What instructions and guidance have been given to members of the Armed Forces and other United Kingdom personnel and contractors in Iraq as to the obligations imposed by the United Nations International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the United Nations Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman and...

Further to the statement by the Lord Bach on 12 May 2004 661 c378, when and in what circumstances Ministers were first informed of the practice of hooding; what was the nature of the practice; and what were the reasons for its abandonment. [HL 2835].

Further to the statement by the Lord Bach on 12 May 2004 661 c378, when and in what circumstances Ministers were first informed of the practice of hooding; what was the nature of the practice; and what were the reasons for its abandonment. [HL 2835].

Further to the Statement by the Lord Bach on 4 May 2004, 660 c1030, that United Kingdom personnel in Iraq "are subject to United Kingdom law, as they would be in the United Kingdom", whether United Kingdom personnel are accountable for breaches of human rights in Iraq as they would...

Further to the Statement by the Lord Bach on 4 May 2004, 660 c1030, that United Kingdom personnel in Iraq "are subject to United Kingdom law, as they would be in the United Kingdom", whether United Kingdom personnel are accountable for breaches of human rights in Iraq as they would...

Whether there is photographic evidence obtained by video recordings of interrogation techniques used by the coalition forces in Afghanistan, Iraq or Guantanamo Bay. [HL 2869].

Whether there is photographic evidence obtained by video recordings of interrogation techniques used by the coalition forces in Afghanistan, Iraq or Guantanamo Bay. [HL 2869].

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 7 June 2004, 662 c1WA, whether they will publish the statistics to which they have access of Iraqi civilians and injuries. [HL 3143]. - Inc figures.

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 7 June 2004, 662 c1WA, whether they will publish the statistics to which they have access of Iraqi civilians and injuries. [HL 3143]. - Inc figures.

Whether they have been informed of the advice given to the United States Government by Pentagon lawyers concerning the legality of the use of harsh methods of interrogation in Guantanamo or Iraq [HL 3162].

Whether they have been informed of the advice given to the United States Government by Pentagon lawyers concerning the legality of the use of harsh methods of interrogation in Guantanamo or Iraq [HL 3162].

(a) What is the total number of persons currently detained in Iraq; (b) how they are classified; and (c) how many are prisoners of war and how many are civilians. [HL 2755]. - Inc figure.

(a) What is the total number of persons currently detained in Iraq; (b) how they are classified; and (c) how many are prisoners of war and how many are civilians. [HL 2755]. - Inc figure.

Whether the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq has access to hospital records detailing Iraqi civilian deaths and injuries and their causes during the occupation of Iraq. [HL 2867].

Whether the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq has access to hospital records detailing Iraqi civilian deaths and injuries and their causes during the occupation of Iraq. [HL 2867].

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 19 April 2004 (660 c5WA), whether the Coalition Provisional Authority or the Coalition Forces are required by law to respect the fundamental human rights of Iraqi people, as defined in the bill of rights contained in the...

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 19 April 2004 (660 c5WA), whether the Coalition Provisional Authority or the Coalition Forces are required by law to respect the fundamental human rights of Iraqi people, as defined in the bill of rights contained in the...

How they will ensure that the Iraqi Special Tribunal has the necessary independence and impartiality and other characteristics needed to comply with international human rights law. [HL 2547].

How they will ensure that the Iraqi Special Tribunal has the necessary independence and impartiality and other characteristics needed to comply with international human rights law. [HL 2547].

Whether the Iraqi Special Tribunal is bound to act in a way that is compatible with international human rights law. [HL 2548].

Whether the Iraqi Special Tribunal is bound to act in a way that is compatible with international human rights law. [HL 2548].