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If he will list all reported incidents since 1969, in date order, in which taxi or minicab drivers in (a) Northern Ireland and (b) Great Britain were the victims of (i) loyalist and (ii) republican terrorists. (Holding answer 5 May 1993).
If he will list all reported incidents since 1969, in date order, in which taxi or minicab drivers in (a) Northern Ireland and (b) Great Britain were the victims of (i) loyalist and (ii) republican terrorists. (Holding answer 5 May 1993).
That this House condemns the numerous instances in which Loyalist paramilitaries have killed or wounded Catholic taxi-drivers in Northern Ireland; further condemns the punishment shooting carried out by the Provisional IRA on Damien McCartan for refusing to allow his taxi to be stolen for a terrorist action on 27th March; notes that the McCartan family have lost 13 members through Loyalist and Republican political violence; commends Amnesty International for accepting the representations of Families against Intimidation and Terror and others and in urging its members to express their condemnations of this action by writing to the Republican Press Centre in Dublin; notes that this is the first time that Amnesty International has taken such actions; welcomes that respected organisation's policy of monitoring abuses of human rights by paramilitary organisations as well as state bodies; further notes that the Provisional IRA commandeered two minicabs in London on Saturday 24th April to carry out bombing outrages on Downing Street and New Scotland Yard but were foiled by the courageous actions of the two drivers; recognises that, as their insurance does not cover terrorist actions, their livelihoods are at risk; and calls upon the Government to compensate them.
That this House condemns the numerous instances in which Loyalist paramilitaries have killed or wounded Catholic taxi-drivers in Northern Ireland; further condemns the punishment shooting carried out by the Provisional IRA on Damien McCartan for refusing to allow his taxi to be stolen for a terrorist action on 27th March;...
That this House strongly commends the Peace Train Organisations in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Britain for extending their Peace Train campaign to include the defence of Belfast taxi-drivers and other transport workers' right to live and right to work and the public's right to go about its business without fear of violence and terror; believes that these human rights are fundamental to a democractic society; encourages democrats of all parties and none to resist this horrendous assault on human rights; joins in the Peace Train Organisation's forthright condemnation of those sectarian gangs responsible for the recent wave of brutal assassinations of taxi-drivers; trusts that the Peace Train Organisation can secure the active solidarity of taxi-drivers and other transport workers around these islands; notes that the British Peace Train Organisation already has the backing of several transport unions and the personal support of TGWU General Secretary, Ron Todd, whose executive approved a ??1000 donation; and hopes that more trade unions, business groups and others will support the Peace Train Organisation's campaigns for an end to paramilitary terror.
That this House strongly commends the Peace Train Organisations in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Britain for extending their Peace Train campaign to include the defence of Belfast taxi-drivers and other transport workers' right to live and right to work and the public's right to go about its...