Whether Clause 1 of the Geneva Conventions (Amendment) Act 1995, which provides for a sentence of life imprisonment in the case of a grave breach involving the wilful killing of a person protected by the Convention, is applicable to the present conflict in Yugoslavia. [HL 2524].

Whether Clause 1 of the Geneva Conventions (Amendment) Act 1995, which provides for a sentence of life imprisonment in the case of a grave breach involving the wilful killing of a person protected by the Convention, is applicable to the present conflict in Yugoslavia. [HL 2524].

What estimate they make of the civilian casualties, which have taken place and may be expected to occur consequent on the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia, including estimates of the proportion of injuries to deaths, the nature of the injuries, the causes of death and the ages and sex of the...

What estimate they make of the civilian casualties, which have taken place and may be expected to occur consequent on the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia, including estimates of the proportion of injuries to deaths, the nature of the injuries, the causes of death and the ages and sex of the...

Further to the response by the Lord Gilbert on 28 April (HL Deb , col 306), why they were unable to estimate the number of casualties to non-combatants resulting from the NATO air attacks on Yugoslavia; and whether they have since been able to make an estimate. [HL 2287]. -...

Further to the response by the Lord Gilbert on 28 April (HL Deb , col 306), why they were unable to estimate the number of casualties to non-combatants resulting from the NATO air attacks on Yugoslavia; and whether they have since been able to make an estimate. [HL 2287]. -...

Whether they consider that the NATO operation against Yugoslavia has led to more civilian deaths than would have occurred without a military operation; and whether they will cease the military operations and instead pursue their aims through purely diplomatic means. [HL 2043].

Whether they consider that the NATO operation against Yugoslavia has led to more civilian deaths than would have occurred without a military operation; and whether they will cease the military operations and instead pursue their aims through purely diplomatic means. [HL 2043].

Whether they would advocate a pause in air attacks by NATO if this pause were to be accompanied by the cessation of attacks on civilians by the Yugoslav Government forces. [HL 1913].

Whether they would advocate a pause in air attacks by NATO if this pause were to be accompanied by the cessation of attacks on civilians by the Yugoslav Government forces. [HL 1913].