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Was the right hon. Gentleman surprised to hear the Foreign Secretary say, in response to an intervention from the hon. Member for North Essex (Mr. Jenkin), that the regional security conference recommended in the Baker-Hamilton report would not achieve anything? Yesterday, the Iraqi Foreign Minister, Hoshyar Zebari, announced the creation...
Was the right hon. Gentleman surprised to hear the Foreign Secretary say, in response to an intervention from the hon. Member for North Essex (Mr. Jenkin), that the regional security conference recommended in the Baker-Hamilton report would not achieve anything? Yesterday, the Iraqi Foreign Minister, Hoshyar Zebari, announced the creation...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence (1) pursuant to the answer of 11 November, Official Report, columns 854–56W, on Iraq, whether British officials have issued an apology to the Iraqi authorities with regard to any aspect of the events of 19 and 20 September in Basra;
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence (1) pursuant to the answer of 11 November, Official Report, columns 854–56W, on Iraq, whether British officials have issued an apology to the Iraqi authorities with regard to any aspect of the events of 19 and 20 September in Basra;
(2) pursuant to the answer of 11 November 2005, Official Report, columns 854–56W, on Iraq, what information he has received concerning the two alleged deaths in custody at the Jameat prison in Basra, with particular reference to (a) the identities, (b) circumstances involved and (c) dates of death of the...
(2) pursuant to the answer of 11 November 2005, Official Report, columns 854–56W, on Iraq, what information he has received concerning the two alleged deaths in custody at the Jameat prison in Basra, with particular reference to (a) the identities, (b) circumstances involved and (c) dates of death of the...
(3) pursuant to the answer of 11 November 2005, Official Report, columns 854–56W, on Iraq, what the response has been from the Iraqi authorities to UK representations regarding alleged human rights abuses at the Jameat Prison.
(3) pursuant to the answer of 11 November 2005, Official Report, columns 854–56W, on Iraq, what the response has been from the Iraqi authorities to UK representations regarding alleged human rights abuses at the Jameat Prison.
(3) whether the raid on the Jamiyat prison on 26 September 2005 was approved in advance by (a) Officials and (b) Ministers in his Department;
(3) whether the raid on the Jamiyat prison on 26 September 2005 was approved in advance by (a) Officials and (b) Ministers in his Department;
(4) what reports he has received of torture being conducted at the Jamiyat prison in Basra;
(4) what reports he has received of torture being conducted at the Jamiyat prison in Basra;
(2) whether he has requested the return of the (a) car and (b) equipment seized at the time of the arrest of the two military intelligence officers on 19 September 2005 in Basra;
(2) whether he has requested the return of the (a) car and (b) equipment seized at the time of the arrest of the two military intelligence officers on 19 September 2005 in Basra;
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence (1) what estimate (a) he has made and (b) the Iraqi authorities have made of the number of civilian casualties during the events of 19 September 2005 in Basra;
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence (1) what estimate (a) he has made and (b) the Iraqi authorities have made of the number of civilian casualties during the events of 19 September 2005 in Basra;
(8) whether Basra's principal council has requested that the two military intelligence officers arrested on 19 September 2005 handed over to Iraqi authorities.
(8) whether Basra's principal council has requested that the two military intelligence officers arrested on 19 September 2005 handed over to Iraqi authorities.
(6) whether compensation will be offered to Iraqi citizens affected by British military action in Basra on 19 September 2005;
(6) whether compensation will be offered to Iraqi citizens affected by British military action in Basra on 19 September 2005;
(7) what reasons have been given by Iraqi police for their arrest of the two British officers in Basra on 19 September 2005;
(7) what reasons have been given by Iraqi police for their arrest of the two British officers in Basra on 19 September 2005;
(5) whether either of the two military intelligence officers arrested in Basra on 19 September 2005 were (a) carrying non-UK passports and (b) not of UK nationality;
(5) whether either of the two military intelligence officers arrested in Basra on 19 September 2005 were (a) carrying non-UK passports and (b) not of UK nationality;
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, for what reasons statistics on the numbers of Armed Service Personnel injured in action in Iraq each month were not collected before August 2004. - (Holding answer 25 January 2005).
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, for what reasons statistics on the numbers of Armed Service Personnel injured in action in Iraq each month were not collected before August 2004. - (Holding answer 25 January 2005).
That this House supports calls for an independent inquiry into the number of civilian casualties in Iraq since the invasion of that country in 2003; and believes that an accurate and honest assessment of the human cost of the conflict would show a commitment to the principle of openness on the part of the UK and would demonstrate to the world and the people of Iraq one of the central strengths of the democratic system of government.
That this House supports calls for an independent inquiry into the number of civilian casualties in Iraq since the invasion of that country in 2003; and believes that an accurate and honest assessment of the human cost of the conflict would show a commitment to the principle of openness on...
That this House commends Human Rights Watch for its recent report, Off Target: The Conduct of the War and Civilian Casualties in Iraq; notes that it says that the widespread use of cluster munitions, especially by the United States and United Kingdom ground forces, caused at least hundreds of civilians casualties; further notes that US Central Command used 10,782 cluster munitions which could contain at least 1.8 million submunitions and that the United Kingdom used 70 air-launched and 2,100 ground-launched cluster munitions containing 113,190 submunitions and that these were repeatedly used in attacks on Iraqi positions in residential neighbourhoods; also notes that the Coalition left behind many tens of thousands of cluster munition duds, i.e. submunitions that did not explode on impact and which then became de facto landmines and that an average failure rate of five per cent. would leave about 90,000 duds; and accepts the recommendation of Human Rights Watch that there should be no use of air-or-ground-delivered cluster munitions until the humanitarian problem associated with these weapons are resolved, that their use should be suspended until the dud rate can be reduced dramatically, that they should not be used in or near populated areas and that stocks of older, highly unreliable and unguided cluster bombs should not be used under any circumstances.
That this House commends Human Rights Watch for its recent report, Off Target: The Conduct of the War and Civilian Casualties in Iraq; notes that it says that the widespread use of cluster munitions, especially by the United States and United Kingdom ground forces, caused at least hundreds of civilians...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what rights of redress have been made available to the families of Iraqi civilians allegedly killed by British forces since the end of the conflict.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what rights of redress have been made available to the families of Iraqi civilians allegedly killed by British forces since the end of the conflict.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, how soon the relatives of Iraqi civilians killed following incidents involving the use of force by British military personnel since the end of the conflict were officially notified of the fatality.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, how soon the relatives of Iraqi civilians killed following incidents involving the use of force by British military personnel since the end of the conflict were officially notified of the fatality.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what information he has examined on the alleged shooting of a demonstrator by British forces in Basra on (a) 4th October and (b) 9th August.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what information he has examined on the alleged shooting of a demonstrator by British forces in Basra on (a) 4th October and (b) 9th August.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what steps need to be taken to enable the number of civilian casualties killed by British forces in Iraq since the end of the conflict to be ascertained.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what steps need to be taken to enable the number of civilian casualties killed by British forces in Iraq since the end of the conflict to be ascertained.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, whether individuals have been charged in connection with Special Investigation Branch investigations into Iraqi civilian casualties allegedly involving British forces; what action has been taken as a result of the Special Investigation Branch investigations into Iraqi civilian casualties allegedly involving British forces.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, whether individuals have been charged in connection with Special Investigation Branch investigations into Iraqi civilian casualties allegedly involving British forces; what action has been taken as a result of the Special Investigation Branch investigations into Iraqi civilian casualties allegedly involving British forces.