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Whether progress is being made to secure humane conditions and early release for Mr Simon Dunn, Mr Paul Ride and Mr Michael Wainwright, and Mr Kai Sondermann serving long sentences in Iraq for technical offences; and what international support they have received to this end.
Whether progress is being made to secure humane conditions and early release for Mr Simon Dunn, Mr Paul Ride and Mr Michael Wainwright, and Mr Kai Sondermann serving long sentences in Iraq for technical offences; and what international support they have received to this end.
Statement on South Africa; Statement on Lesotho; Statement on the detention in Iraq of British citizens Ride & Wainwright; Statement on Surinam; Declaration on former Yugoslavia. EPC press releases. (deposited 30 March 1993).
Statement on South Africa; Statement on Lesotho; Statement on the detention in Iraq of British citizens Ride & Wainwright; Statement on Surinam; Declaration on former Yugoslavia. EPC press releases. (deposited 30 March 1993).
If he will comment on the possible release of Michael Wainwright and Paul Ride.
If he will comment on the possible release of Michael Wainwright and Paul Ride.
What progress has been made recently towards the release of Paul Ride and Michael Wainwright from prison in Baghdad.
What progress has been made recently towards the release of Paul Ride and Michael Wainwright from prison in Baghdad.
What representations have been made on behalf of the British Government on the matter of those British subjects held by the Iraqi regime; and if he will inform the Iraqi Government that any use of these people as a human shield will result in retaliation.
What representations have been made on behalf of the British Government on the matter of those British subjects held by the Iraqi regime; and if he will inform the Iraqi Government that any use of these people as a human shield will result in retaliation.
Private Members motion on relations with the Arab world. Adjourned.
Private Members motion on relations with the Arab world. Adjourned.
That this House notes that Iraqi diplomats have suggested that it is not possible to take humanitarian action to free Paul Ride and Michael Wainwright from prison in Baghdad while the freezing of Iraqi assets prevents the purchase of medical supplies; notes the inability of Iraq to obtain supplies such as rubella vaccine and hepatitis vaccine means that children cannot receive treatment; and further notes the contrast between the refusal of the Government to countenance the supply of medicines and their readiness to supply equipment used for the manufacture of arms to Iraq in the period leading up to the Gulf War.
That this House notes that Iraqi diplomats have suggested that it is not possible to take humanitarian action to free Paul Ride and Michael Wainwright from prison in Baghdad while the freezing of Iraqi assets prevents the purchase of medical supplies; notes the inability of Iraq to obtain supplies such...