That this House notes that the Government of Bangladesh has recently banned all Ahmadiyya books and publications; further notes that numerous acts of violence have been carried out against Ahmadiyya targets, including the burning of mosques and the murder last 31st October of the local President of the Laguatpur Jammt in Jessore; deplores the escalation of religious intolerance against this peaceful and charitable branch of Islam; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to urge the Government of Bangladesh to extend the protection of the state to Ahmadiyya citizens and to resist extremist calls for legislation that would enshrine religious discrimination.

That this House notes that the Government of Bangladesh has recently banned all Ahmadiyya books and publications; further notes that numerous acts of violence have been carried out against Ahmadiyya targets, including the burning of mosques and the murder last 31st October of the local President of the Laguatpur Jammt...

That this House welcomes the inclusion of ethical awareness and lifestyle issues within the FSA's proposed Advice Skills and Needs Identification module of the Examination Framework for Retail Financial Services (CP157).

That this House welcomes the inclusion of ethical awareness and lifestyle issues within the FSA's proposed Advice Skills and Needs Identification module of the Examination Framework for Retail Financial Services (CP157).

That this House welcomes the recommendation made in Open Disclosure: Sustainability and the Listing Regime, written by Mark Mansley of Claros Consulting, that the UKLA should conduct a review of the listing rules to examine the case for the inclusion of social and environmental information; agrees that information disclosure is at the core of the listing process and is essential for the fair and efficient functioning of markets and that information disclosure is rightly governed by the listing rules to ensure documents contain 'all such information as investors and their professional advisers would reasonably require'; believes that recent events such as the listing of Xstrata plc underline the need for adequate disclosure of material sustainability issues; and notes that without such disclosure investors cannot be sure they are taking all financial factors into account, nor that they are meeting their fiduciary responsibilities, or the needs of their clients and that while the current listing regime in theory permits environmental and social disclosure it does little to encourage or require it in practice.

That this House welcomes the recommendation made in Open Disclosure: Sustainability and the Listing Regime, written by Mark Mansley of Claros Consulting, that the UKLA should conduct a review of the listing rules to examine the case for the inclusion of social and environmental information; agrees that information disclosure is...

That this House notes that Professor Sir Roy Meadow gave pivotal expert evidence in the murder trial of Sally Clark, who was subsequently cleared by the Court of Criminal Appeal; further notes that Professor Meadow discovered Munchausen's syndrome by proxy and might therefore be expected to diagnose that syndrome more readily than other, more sceptical experts; deplores the decision of the Crown Prosecution Service to field Professor Meadow in the trial of Trupti Patel; and calls for an urgent review of all cases in which Professor Meadow has given evidence, including those in the Family Court.

That this House notes that Professor Sir Roy Meadow gave pivotal expert evidence in the murder trial of Sally Clark, who was subsequently cleared by the Court of Criminal Appeal; further notes that Professor Meadow discovered Munchausen's syndrome by proxy and might therefore be expected to diagnose that syndrome more...

That this House believes that the introduction of a range of stakeholder (Sandler) investment products offers the ideal opportunity to extend the socially responsible investment Pension Disclosure Regulation which was introduced in 2000 to all pooled retail investment vehicles.

That this House believes that the introduction of a range of stakeholder (Sandler) investment products offers the ideal opportunity to extend the socially responsible investment Pension Disclosure Regulation which was introduced in 2000 to all pooled retail investment vehicles.

That this House believes that employees should have the option to select ethical and socially responsible investments within company-sponsored defined contribution pension schemes.

That this House believes that employees should have the option to select ethical and socially responsible investments within company-sponsored defined contribution pension schemes.

That this House welcomes the International Finance Corporation's social and environmental guidelines for project finance in emerging markets; commends the major banks that have supported these Equator Principles; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to support the initiative and encourage other major banks to also commit to financing only those projects which meet sufficiently high environmental and human rights standards.

That this House welcomes the International Finance Corporation's social and environmental guidelines for project finance in emerging markets; commends the major banks that have supported these Equator Principles; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to support the initiative and encourage other major banks to also commit to financing only those...