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What representations he has made to the United States State of Georgia regarding the proposed electrocution of a British subject, Nicky Ingram. - (Holding answer 31 March 1995).
What representations he has made to the United States State of Georgia regarding the proposed electrocution of a British subject, Nicky Ingram. - (Holding answer 31 March 1995).
Debate on a motion for the adjournment (Easter recess). (Speech on execution of Nicholas Ingram).
Debate on a motion for the adjournment (Easter recess). (Speech on execution of Nicholas Ingram).
That this House, while acknowledging the barbarity of the crime committed by Mr Nick Ingram, calls on the State of Georgia to halt his proposed execution; does so, not because he is a British citizen, but because it believes that to keep a person under sentence of death for twelve years and then ritually to execute him by means of electrocution greatly exceeds in barbarity the crime he is alleged to have committed; notes that more than 3,000 American citizens are currently awaiting execution by gassing, electrocution or lethal injection; further notes that they have been waiting for up to 15 years; finally notes that these include a number who were juveniles at the time of their offence; believes that this constitutes degrading and inhumane punishment of the kind outlawed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; and invites the Supreme Court to rule accordingly so that the United States can again hold up its head in the company of civilised nations.
That this House, while acknowledging the barbarity of the crime committed by Mr Nick Ingram, calls on the State of Georgia to halt his proposed execution; does so, not because he is a British citizen, but because it believes that to keep a person under sentence of death for twelve...
What steps he is taking to stop the execution of a British citizen in the electric chair in the United States of America on 6th April; and what assessment he has made of the applicability of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
What steps he is taking to stop the execution of a British citizen in the electric chair in the United States of America on 6th April; and what assessment he has made of the applicability of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Supplementary business question on death sentence by electric chair in USA on Nicholas Ingram.
Supplementary business question on death sentence by electric chair in USA on Nicholas Ingram.
What representations he has made to the state of Georgia, United States of America, regarding the proposed electrocution of a British citizen, Mr Nicholas Ingram.
What representations he has made to the state of Georgia, United States of America, regarding the proposed electrocution of a British citizen, Mr Nicholas Ingram.