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To comment on the meeting between the Minister of State and the Iranian Charge d'Affaires in London on 12th February; what assurances were given about possible Iranian assistance to bring about the release of Mr Roger Cooper and also of the British hostages held by Arab terrorists in Lebanon; and...
To comment on the meeting between the Minister of State and the Iranian Charge d'Affaires in London on 12th February; what assurances were given about possible Iranian assistance to bring about the release of Mr Roger Cooper and also of the British hostages held by Arab terrorists in Lebanon; and...
What attempts were made by British Officials to meet Iranian representatives in Dublin on or about 16 May; & with what result.
What attempts were made by British Officials to meet Iranian representatives in Dublin on or about 16 May; & with what result.
That this House notes the possibility of a visit by honourable Members to Iran, despite the disparaging comments about such a visit published in the Iranian daily newspapers Jomhuri-ye Eslami and Abrar on 27th May and by the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament on 29th May; and is confident that all honourable Members who make such a visit will state unequivocally in Iran that: (a) the death threat to Mr Salman Rushdie must be totally withdrawn, (b) while Britain has every goodwill for Islam and respect for Islamic beliefs the conditions relating to Mr Rushdie imposed by the Iranian Parliament are totally unacceptable and (c) Iran should bring about the release of Mr Cooper and the British hostages in Lebanon immediately and without any pre-conditions.
That this House notes the possibility of a visit by honourable Members to Iran, despite the disparaging comments about such a visit published in the Iranian daily newspapers Jomhuri-ye Eslami and Abrar on 27th May and by the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament on 29th May; and is confident that...
That this House notes that Iranian spokesmen, Government-controlled media and leading figures such as Hussein Musavian, President Ayatollah Khamene'i and President Hashemi-Rafsanjani, were reported on 16th, 27th, 30th and 31st May, and 4th, 5th, 6th and 9th June in the BBC's Summaries of World Broadcasts either as re-affirming the instruction to murder Mr Salman Rushdie, issued by the late Ayatollah Khomeini, or else as reaffirming the totally unacceptable conditions relating to Mr Rushdie of the Iranian Parliament; notes in particular the denial by Mr Musavian of the article in The Sunday Times on 3rd June, the speech by Mr Khamene'i in which he said that the decree for the execution of Salman Rushdie stands firm and cannot be altered and the punishment must be carried out, and the press conference by Mr Rafsanjani in which he said that nobody could withdraw the verdict of God on Mr Rushdie, as pronounced by the late Mr Khomeini; and insists that the threat to Mr Rushdie must be unequivocally and totally withdrawn, and the innocent British hostages released unconditionally, before there can be any question of normal relations between the United Kingdom and Iran.
That this House notes that Iranian spokesmen, Government-controlled media and leading figures such as Hussein Musavian, President Ayatollah Khamene'i and President Hashemi-Rafsanjani, were reported on 16th, 27th, 30th and 31st May, and 4th, 5th, 6th and 9th June in the BBC's Summaries of World Broadcasts either as re-affirming the instruction...
That this House notes that on 16th May The Voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran radio station quoted the Minister of State at the Irish Ministry of Foreign Affairs as having expressed his happiness about the satisfactory state of human rights in Iran; would be very surprised if the Irish Minister had said any such thing; and notes the claim on an Iranian opposition radio station on 1st June that 17 Kurdish people had been executed by the Iranian regime, after being arrested at May Day ceremonies.
That this House notes that on 16th May The Voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran radio station quoted the Minister of State at the Irish Ministry of Foreign Affairs as having expressed his happiness about the satisfactory state of human rights in Iran; would be very surprised if the...
That this House notes the decision of the Iranian Parliament on 16th May to approve a new law that anyone found guilty of fradulent distortion of, or tampering with, the works of the late Mr Khomeini should be sentenced to prison for six months to three years, or to corporal punishment of 35 to 74 lashes, together with a 50,000 to 500, 000 rials fine, or both; and regrets that such barbarous penalties can be contemplated in 1990.
That this House notes the decision of the Iranian Parliament on 16th May to approve a new law that anyone found guilty of fradulent distortion of, or tampering with, the works of the late Mr Khomeini should be sentenced to prison for six months to three years, or to corporal...
That this House takes note of the sermon delivered at Tehran University on 18th May by Ayatollah Musavi-Ardebili, in which he stated that the prescribed punishment for homosexual acts by men or women was execution by decapitation, or being thrown off a mountain or being burnt alive; and hopes that Iran will immediately repudiate such mediaeval barbarities and return to modern civilisation.
That this House takes note of the sermon delivered at Tehran University on 18th May by Ayatollah Musavi-Ardebili, in which he stated that the prescribed punishment for homosexual acts by men or women was execution by decapitation, or being thrown off a mountain or being burnt alive; and hopes that...
To raise at United Nations Commission on Human Rights speech broadcast on 6 Mar by President of Supreme Court of Iran in which President claimed that Islamic Republic was implementing sentences such as stoning to death for adultery; & to request that such punishments be investigated by commission.
To raise at United Nations Commission on Human Rights speech broadcast on 6 Mar by President of Supreme Court of Iran in which President claimed that Islamic Republic was implementing sentences such as stoning to death for adultery; & to request that such punishments be investigated by commission.
What protests FCO has conveyed through diplomatic channels to Govt of Islamic Republic of Iran regarding broadcast on Tehran radio on 6 Mar of speech by President of Supreme Court of Iran regarding alleged duty of Muslims to murder Salman Rushdie & to make it clear to Iranian authorities that...
What protests FCO has conveyed through diplomatic channels to Govt of Islamic Republic of Iran regarding broadcast on Tehran radio on 6 Mar of speech by President of Supreme Court of Iran regarding alleged duty of Muslims to murder Salman Rushdie & to make it clear to Iranian authorities that...
To comment on progress to date in implementing mandatory UN Security Council resolution requiring a cease-fire in war between Iran & Iraq to give latest estimate available of No of deaths in this conflict, including civilian deaths & how many are believed to have died as a result of the...
To comment on progress to date in implementing mandatory UN Security Council resolution requiring a cease-fire in war between Iran & Iraq to give latest estimate available of No of deaths in this conflict, including civilian deaths & how many are believed to have died as a result of the...
What is the total number of British diplomats remaining in British interests sections of friendly powers accredited to the Syrian Arab Republic, the Islamic Republic of Iran and the People's Socialist Libyan Arab Jamahirya; & what are the equivalent number of persons purporting to be diplomats from those same countries...
What is the total number of British diplomats remaining in British interests sections of friendly powers accredited to the Syrian Arab Republic, the Islamic Republic of Iran and the People's Socialist Libyan Arab Jamahirya; & what are the equivalent number of persons purporting to be diplomats from those same countries...
To comment on Sec of State's meeting with representatives of the League of Arab States on 9 July regarding the war between Iran and Iraq.
To comment on Sec of State's meeting with representatives of the League of Arab States on 9 July regarding the war between Iran and Iraq.
To give details of the action which has been initiated at the United Nations to protest about the arbitrary execution of members of the Bahai's faith in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
To give details of the action which has been initiated at the United Nations to protest about the arbitrary execution of members of the Bahai's faith in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
To raise with the UN Human Rights Commission allegations of the use of an electric guillotine to cut off fingers of prisoners during 1986 in the Islamic Republic of Iran detailed in recent report by Amnesty International, also stoning to death of at least eight people during 1986 in Iran...
To raise with the UN Human Rights Commission allegations of the use of an electric guillotine to cut off fingers of prisoners during 1986 in the Islamic Republic of Iran detailed in recent report by Amnesty International, also stoning to death of at least eight people during 1986 in Iran...
To give all known examples of involvement in terrorist incidents since 1974 of persons purporting to be diplomats accredited to the embassies in London of the Syrian Arab Republic, the Islamic Republic of Iran & the People's Socialist Libyan Arab Jamahirya, indicating in each case whether any diplomats subsequently returned...
To give all known examples of involvement in terrorist incidents since 1974 of persons purporting to be diplomats accredited to the embassies in London of the Syrian Arab Republic, the Islamic Republic of Iran & the People's Socialist Libyan Arab Jamahirya, indicating in each case whether any diplomats subsequently returned...