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In what circumstances alleged attempts on the lives of prominent citizens may trigger action under the "self defence" provisions of the United Nations Charter against parties not convicted of the alleged offence in a court of law. - I refer the noble Lord to the Answer I gave him on...
In what circumstances alleged attempts on the lives of prominent citizens may trigger action under the "self defence" provisions of the United Nations Charter against parties not convicted of the alleged offence in a court of law. - I refer the noble Lord to the Answer I gave him on...
Whether existing United Nations Security Council resolutions may property be held to authorise pre-emptive attacks on Iraq. - Any decision relating to the use of force would depend on the circumstances at the time.
Whether existing United Nations Security Council resolutions may property be held to authorise pre-emptive attacks on Iraq. - Any decision relating to the use of force would depend on the circumstances at the time.
Whether, in the light of the remarks by the United States National Security Adviser to the President that the United States armed forces' attack on Baghdad in retaliation to the alleged intended attack on the life of ex-President Bush carried a "lesson" for other governments, HMG will ensure that no...
Whether, in the light of the remarks by the United States National Security Adviser to the President that the United States armed forces' attack on Baghdad in retaliation to the alleged intended attack on the life of ex-President Bush carried a "lesson" for other governments, HMG will ensure that no...
Whether HMG will list the instruments of international law which might have rendered "proper and legitimate" the missile attack by United States armed forces on Baghdad in 1993.
Whether HMG will list the instruments of international law which might have rendered "proper and legitimate" the missile attack by United States armed forces on Baghdad in 1993.
What actions entitle a government to describe an event as "international terrorism" and to retaliate; and by whom these actions are determined to be "international terrorism".
What actions entitle a government to describe an event as "international terrorism" and to retaliate; and by whom these actions are determined to be "international terrorism".
Whether the Prime Minister was correctly reported to have endorsed the attack on Baghdad by United States armed forces in 1993 in response to the alleged unsuccessful attack on ex-President Bush in Kuwait, opining that "state terrorism must be met with an unambiguous response and must be deterred by all...
Whether the Prime Minister was correctly reported to have endorsed the attack on Baghdad by United States armed forces in 1993 in response to the alleged unsuccessful attack on ex-President Bush in Kuwait, opining that "state terrorism must be met with an unambiguous response and must be deterred by all...
Whether it is an authorised practice to administer whooping cough vaccine together with anthrax vaccine, and the reason why this combination was administered to HM Forces taking part in Operation Granby. - Details relating to biological warfare protection measures employed by British Forces are classified.
Whether it is an authorised practice to administer whooping cough vaccine together with anthrax vaccine, and the reason why this combination was administered to HM Forces taking part in Operation Granby. - Details relating to biological warfare protection measures employed by British Forces are classified.
Why it was considered necessary to vaccinate HM Forces serving in Operation Granby against plague and not botulinum toxoid when the reverse decision was made by the United States Department of Defence for their personnel.
Why it was considered necessary to vaccinate HM Forces serving in Operation Granby against plague and not botulinum toxoid when the reverse decision was made by the United States Department of Defence for their personnel.
How many patients have been examined by the Ministry of Defence appointed specialist for problems associated with Operation Granby, and whether these patients undergo tests to ascertain their immune status and whether there are any toxic residues in their blood or body tissues. - Inc figs.
How many patients have been examined by the Ministry of Defence appointed specialist for problems associated with Operation Granby, and whether these patients undergo tests to ascertain their immune status and whether there are any toxic residues in their blood or body tissues. - Inc figs.
If the plague vaccine administered to members of HM Forces involved in Operation Granby was licenced for use in the UK, and if not, upon what info medical officers were able to base their advice in order to obtain the informed consent of their patients.
If the plague vaccine administered to members of HM Forces involved in Operation Granby was licenced for use in the UK, and if not, upon what info medical officers were able to base their advice in order to obtain the informed consent of their patients.
In view of the pronouncement of Dr Graham Pearson of the Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment (557 c78-9WA, 26 July 1994) that, although NAIADs (Nerve Agent Immobilised Enzyme Alarm and Detector), "like all other chemical warfare agent detectors, can respond to substances other than chemical warfare agents, it is important...
In view of the pronouncement of Dr Graham Pearson of the Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment (557 c78-9WA, 26 July 1994) that, although NAIADs (Nerve Agent Immobilised Enzyme Alarm and Detector), "like all other chemical warfare agent detectors, can respond to substances other than chemical warfare agents, it is important...
What is their response to the statement of 13th September 1994 by General Delic, Commander of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina, giving evidence of continuing war supplies from Serbia to Serbs in Bosnia and of the presence in Bosnia of units of the Yugoslav Army.
What is their response to the statement of 13th September 1994 by General Delic, Commander of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina, giving evidence of continuing war supplies from Serbia to Serbs in Bosnia and of the presence in Bosnia of units of the Yugoslav Army.
What is HMG information about the present status of General Mladic; and from whom does he receive pay and orders.
What is HMG information about the present status of General Mladic; and from whom does he receive pay and orders.
Whether HMG will conduct medical examinations of those troops who served in the Gulf War to test for the possible effects of chemical weapons.
Whether HMG will conduct medical examinations of those troops who served in the Gulf War to test for the possible effects of chemical weapons.
SI 1994/2673 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 19 October 1994.
SI 1994/2673 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 19 October 1994.
SI 1994/2675 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 19 October 1994.
SI 1994/2675 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 19 October 1994.
SI 1994/2676 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 19 October 1994.
SI 1994/2676 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 19 October 1994.
SI 1994/2674 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 19 October 1994.
SI 1994/2674 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 19 October 1994.