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To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what discussions he has had with the Yemeni authorities regarding the case of Mohamed Haji; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what discussions he has had with the Yemeni authorities regarding the case of Mohamed Haji; and if he will make a statement.
Whether, on humanitarian grounds, they are taking up with the government of Yemen the case of Mr Mohamed Omer Haji, a Somali refugee, facing possible execution for apostasy from Islam. [HL 3288].
Whether, on humanitarian grounds, they are taking up with the government of Yemen the case of Mr Mohamed Omer Haji, a Somali refugee, facing possible execution for apostasy from Islam. [HL 3288].
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what representations he has made to the Yemeni Government on the death penalty passed by the Aden Tawaki Court on the Somali national Mohammed Omer Haji for converting to Christianity unless he recants and returns to Islam and on...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what representations he has made to the Yemeni Government on the death penalty passed by the Aden Tawaki Court on the Somali national Mohammed Omer Haji for converting to Christianity unless he recants and returns to Islam and on...
That this House deplores the death penalty which has been issued from the Aden Tawahi Court in Yemen for the apostasy of the Somali national Mohammed Omer Haji unless he recants his Christian faith and states that he is a Muslim before the judge three times on Wednesday 12th July; deplores that Mr Haji was held in custody for the sole reason that he held to the Christian faith and was severely beaten in custody to the point of not being able to walk; considers it a disgrace that UNHCR officials in Khormaksar stated they were only able to help him if he was a Muslim; and calls on the British Government and international colleagues to make representations immediately at the highest level in Yemen to ensure Mr Haji's swift release and long-term safety and for the repeal of Yemen's barbaric apostate laws.
That this House deplores the death penalty which has been issued from the Aden Tawahi Court in Yemen for the apostasy of the Somali national Mohammed Omer Haji unless he recants his Christian faith and states that he is a Muslim before the judge three times on Wednesday 12th July;...