That this House expresses its great concern for the safety and welfare of the Palestinian population in Iraq and for many of those who have fled; notes that since 2003, the Palestinian community in Iraq has faced escalating forms of insecurity, including evictions, discrimination, torture, kidnapping, targeted killings and shelling of Palestinian neighbourhoods, and that these attacks have come from both government forces and insurgents; draws attention to the numbers of Palestinians who have fled Iraq or who have been displaced internally; notes that borders with Jordan and Syria are now closed and that many refugees are stranded in makeshift, temporary refugee camps at Ruwayshid in Jordan, Al-Hol in Syria and in the border area of Iraq and Syria at Al-Tanf; notes that they are receiving little or no humanitarian aid or support and that their plight is desperate; asks the Government to urge the United Nations to intervene immediately to provide both aid and security; and calls upon the Department for International Development to give all possible assistance to the United Nations High Commission for Refugees in this task and in its efforts to support the 20,000 Palestinians stranded in Baghdad.

That this House expresses its great concern for the safety and welfare of the Palestinian population in Iraq and for many of those who have fled; notes that since 2003, the Palestinian community in Iraq has faced escalating forms of insecurity, including evictions, discrimination, torture, kidnapping, targeted killings and shelling...

That this House expresses extreme concern about the move of Turkish troops into northern Iraq; is aware of Turkey's desire to seize control of natural resources in the Kurdish areas of Northern Iraq; believes that a Turkish invasion or occupation of northern Iraq would threaten the successful and autonomous government of the Iraqi Kurdish region; recalls the long standing persecution by Turkey of its own Kurdish population, the suppression of Kurdish culture and language, the use of arbitrary arrest and torture against the Kurdish people and the destruction of thousands of Kurdish villages by Turkish armed forces; calls upon the UN to resist any attempt by Turkey to interfere in the internal affairs of Iraq; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government and the EU to recognise the four-year long ceasefire of the Kurdistan Freedom and Democracy Congress and its continued offer to discuss a democratic solution to the conflict within the borders of the Turkish state, as an opportunity of a peaceful diaglogue with the Kurdish people of Turkey.

That this House expresses extreme concern about the move of Turkish troops into northern Iraq; is aware of Turkey's desire to seize control of natural resources in the Kurdish areas of Northern Iraq; believes that a Turkish invasion or occupation of northern Iraq would threaten the successful and autonomous government...

That this House condemns unequivocally the recent invasion of Iraq by Turkish government forces; believes that this invasion is in breach of the articles and conventions of the United Nations; and calls for a cessation of all economic and military aid to the repressive Turkish regime.

That this House condemns unequivocally the recent invasion of Iraq by Turkish government forces; believes that this invasion is in breach of the articles and conventions of the United Nations; and calls for a cessation of all economic and military aid to the repressive Turkish regime.

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 notes the action which Her Majesty's Government has taken together with the governments of France and the United States to enforce a no-fly zone over Iraq, which did not at the time have the authority or sanction of the United Nations Security Council; and contrasts this with the unwillingness of Her Majesty's Government to take action to enforce the United Nations authorised no-fly zone over Bosnia-Herzegovina.

That this House notes the action which Her Majesty's Government has taken together with the governments of France and the United States to enforce a no-fly zone over Iraq, which did not at the time have the authority or sanction of the United Nations Security Council; and contrasts this with...