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What strategic export controls the United Kingdom will apply to the Macau Special Administrative Region. [HL 2266]. - Inc ref to 313 c246-7W, 3 June 1998, and 304 c220-1W, 14 January 1998.
What strategic export controls the United Kingdom will apply to the Macau Special Administrative Region. [HL 2266]. - Inc ref to 313 c246-7W, 3 June 1998, and 304 c220-1W, 14 January 1998.
Whether they have granted a licence for the export of electrical firing cable to the HALO Trust in Kosovo. [HL 340].
Whether they have granted a licence for the export of electrical firing cable to the HALO Trust in Kosovo. [HL 340].
Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 11 December 1997 at 585 c44WA, whether Mr Kandeya, the UNITA of Angola representative, remains in the UK; and whether the UNITA office in the UK is still operating. [HL 246].
Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 11 December 1997 at 585 c44WA, whether Mr Kandeya, the UNITA of Angola representative, remains in the UK; and whether the UNITA office in the UK is still operating. [HL 246].
Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 11 December 1997, (584 c45WA), what action they are taking to enforce their representations made to the United Nations Sanctions Committee following the United Nations Security Council decision of 29 October 1997. [HL213]. - Inc ref to...
Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 11 December 1997, (584 c45WA), what action they are taking to enforce their representations made to the United Nations Sanctions Committee following the United Nations Security Council decision of 29 October 1997. [HL213]. - Inc ref to...
What steps they are taking to close the UNITA of Angola office in the United Kingdom and to expel its representatives as required by the decision of the United Nations Security Council on 29 October 1997. - The Home Office wrote to the UNITA representative, Mr Kandeya, on 5 December...
What steps they are taking to close the UNITA of Angola office in the United Kingdom and to expel its representatives as required by the decision of the United Nations Security Council on 29 October 1997. - The Home Office wrote to the UNITA representative, Mr Kandeya, on 5 December...
What steps they are taking to implement sanctions against UNITA of Angola as required by the decision of the United Nations Security Council on 29 October 1997. - The information requested is provided in the reply given to the United Nations Sanctions Committee. A copy in the Lib.
What steps they are taking to implement sanctions against UNITA of Angola as required by the decision of the United Nations Security Council on 29 October 1997. - The information requested is provided in the reply given to the United Nations Sanctions Committee. A copy in the Lib.
What reply they have given to the United Nations Sanctions Committee on the implementation of sanctions on UNITA of Angola as required by the United Nations Security Council decision on 29 October 1997. - A copy of the reply in the Lib.
What reply they have given to the United Nations Sanctions Committee on the implementation of sanctions on UNITA of Angola as required by the United Nations Security Council decision on 29 October 1997. - A copy of the reply in the Lib.
What assessment he has made of the effectiveness of the UN embargo on the supply of weapons to UNITA of Angola.
What assessment he has made of the effectiveness of the UN embargo on the supply of weapons to UNITA of Angola.
If he will list all the remaining European Union restrictive measures in force against South Africa. - (Holding answer 31 January 1994).
If he will list all the remaining European Union restrictive measures in force against South Africa. - (Holding answer 31 January 1994).
What is Her Majesty's Government's policy towards United Nations, Commonwealth and European Community military sanctions and non co-operation with South Africa; and what restrictions are imposed under the sanctions on the landing of South African airforce aircraft on British soil.
What is Her Majesty's Government's policy towards United Nations, Commonwealth and European Community military sanctions and non co-operation with South Africa; and what restrictions are imposed under the sanctions on the landing of South African airforce aircraft on British soil.
That this House sends its warmest greetings to Nelson Mandela on the occasion of his release after 27 years of imprisonment; salutes his courage and integrity which has inspired all opponents of apartheid; recognises his release and other recent developments in South Africa are the result of internal and external pressures; welcomes his historic speech in Cape Town which sets out anew his vision of a united, non-racial and democratic South Africa and supports fully Mr Mandela's call for the struggle against apartheid to be intensified; endorses his appeal to maintain sanctions and other forms of pressures; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to abandon its totally misguided efforts to lift sanctions.
That this House sends its warmest greetings to Nelson Mandela on the occasion of his release after 27 years of imprisonment; salutes his courage and integrity which has inspired all opponents of apartheid; recognises his release and other recent developments in South Africa are the result of internal and external...
That this House welcomes the prompt response to the honourable Member for Aberdeen North by Sir Bob Reid, Chairman of British Rail, in a letter dated 22nd January in which he acknowledges he was disturbed at the contents of the Network SouthEast Magazine and has given instructions that such publicising of South African tourism must not be repeated, and expresses his apologies that such material should have appeared in one of British Rail's publications and for the offence it must have caused; further notes that he has advised the Secretary of State for the Transport of British Rail's policy; calls upon the Secretary of State for Transport to commend Sir Bob Reid for his adherence to government policy; and wishes that the Cabinet would show greater sense of purpose in excluding South African tourism as agreed with Commonwealth heads of government.
That this House welcomes the prompt response to the honourable Member for Aberdeen North by Sir Bob Reid, Chairman of British Rail, in a letter dated 22nd January in which he acknowledges he was disturbed at the contents of the Network SouthEast Magazine and has given instructions that such publicising...
To comment on Commonwealth Heads of Govt document, "Southern Africa; The Way Ahead", & on document, "Southern Africa; The Way Ahead; Britain's View" - Ref to 158 c1045-57
To comment on Commonwealth Heads of Govt document, "Southern Africa; The Way Ahead", & on document, "Southern Africa; The Way Ahead; Britain's View" - Ref to 158 c1045-57
To publish in relation to document "Southern Africa; The Way Ahead; Britain's View", when it was released, when it was decided to release the document & on which previous occasions Govt has issued a formal document of explanation further to a Commonwealth statement
To publish in relation to document "Southern Africa; The Way Ahead; Britain's View", when it was released, when it was decided to release the document & on which previous occasions Govt has issued a formal document of explanation further to a Commonwealth statement
To make it policy to call upon the Govts of USA, the Nordic countries & others to maintain existing sanctions & other measures against South Africa, as agreed at the Kuala Lumpur meeting of Heads of Govt of the Commonwealth
To make it policy to call upon the Govts of USA, the Nordic countries & others to maintain existing sanctions & other measures against South Africa, as agreed at the Kuala Lumpur meeting of Heads of Govt of the Commonwealth
To make it policy to call upon South African Govt to lift restrictions which currently prohibit South African citizens & organisations from advocating sanctions. - Yes.
To make it policy to call upon South African Govt to lift restrictions which currently prohibit South African citizens & organisations from advocating sanctions. - Yes.