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Debate on a motion that this House has considered the matter of North Africa and the Middle East.
Debate on a motion that this House has considered the matter of North Africa and the Middle East.
Notwithstanding the bravery of the diplomatic corps and, indeed, the military in Libya, may I share with the Foreign Secretary the experiences of my constituent James Coyle, who was eventually brought back to Britain from Libya? He and his family, and indeed his employer, experienced great difficulty in communicating with...
Notwithstanding the bravery of the diplomatic corps and, indeed, the military in Libya, may I share with the Foreign Secretary the experiences of my constituent James Coyle, who was eventually brought back to Britain from Libya? He and his family, and indeed his employer, experienced great difficulty in communicating with...
The situation described by my right hon. and learned Friend would indeed be intolerable. That is why the proper enforcement and policing of the arms embargo is an important and legitimate subject for the resolution. However, I do not want to leave my right hon. and learned Friend in any...
The situation described by my right hon. and learned Friend would indeed be intolerable. That is why the proper enforcement and policing of the arms embargo is an important and legitimate subject for the resolution. However, I do not want to leave my right hon. and learned Friend in any...
My right hon. Friend told us that a new Security Council resolution might be in the process of being tabled. If I understood him correctly, he said that part of the thinking behind it related to evidence that Colonel Gaddafi might be seeking to breach the arms embargo restrictions. Does...
My right hon. Friend told us that a new Security Council resolution might be in the process of being tabled. If I understood him correctly, he said that part of the thinking behind it related to evidence that Colonel Gaddafi might be seeking to breach the arms embargo restrictions. Does...
No, I will not give way any more. I must be fair to the rest of the House. The draft resolution that is being discussed today includes demands for an immediate ceasefire, a complete end to violence, and a ban on all flights in Libyan airspace with the exception of...
No, I will not give way any more. I must be fair to the rest of the House. The draft resolution that is being discussed today includes demands for an immediate ceasefire, a complete end to violence, and a ban on all flights in Libyan airspace with the exception of...
Will my right hon. Friend give way?
Will my right hon. Friend give way?
Will the right hon. Gentleman give way?
Will the right hon. Gentleman give way?
Let me begin by associating myself with the Foreign Secretary's expression of support for the people of Japan. I have noted all that he has told the House today about the position of United Kingdom nationals. I urge him to continue to monitor this very worrying situation closely, and, of...
Let me begin by associating myself with the Foreign Secretary's expression of support for the people of Japan. I have noted all that he has told the House today about the position of United Kingdom nationals. I urge him to continue to monitor this very worrying situation closely, and, of...
Does my right hon. Friend not accept that settlement building is illegal, end of? Why are we still talking about moratoriums and suspensions, when the issue should be no settlement building whatsoever, and withdrawal of those settlements from the west bank? This should not be a matter for negotiation; it...
Does my right hon. Friend not accept that settlement building is illegal, end of? Why are we still talking about moratoriums and suspensions, when the issue should be no settlement building whatsoever, and withdrawal of those settlements from the west bank? This should not be a matter for negotiation; it...
I am keen to make a little progress, but I shall be happy to take an intervention later. Peace and security in the middle east remains one of the most important foreign policy objectives of our country. Let me begin by addressing the conflict that has generated grievance across the...
I am keen to make a little progress, but I shall be happy to take an intervention later. Peace and security in the middle east remains one of the most important foreign policy objectives of our country. Let me begin by addressing the conflict that has generated grievance across the...
John Major, but Margaret Thatcher was also involved. In the same way, action not words dealt with the situation in the former Yugoslavia. My hon. Friend is right in his conclusion that, if the situation in north Africa is to be solved in any way acceptably, it will be by...
John Major, but Margaret Thatcher was also involved. In the same way, action not words dealt with the situation in the former Yugoslavia. My hon. Friend is right in his conclusion that, if the situation in north Africa is to be solved in any way acceptably, it will be by...
Will my right hon. Friend give way?
Will my right hon. Friend give way?
I will proceed for a moment. I think I can anticipate the kind of thing my hon. Friend would say if I were to give way to her. The Israelis kill Palestinians whenever they feel inclined. They have killed two this very week, and the blockade of Gaza—of 1.5 million...
I will proceed for a moment. I think I can anticipate the kind of thing my hon. Friend would say if I were to give way to her. The Israelis kill Palestinians whenever they feel inclined. They have killed two this very week, and the blockade of Gaza—of 1.5 million...
I should like to touch briefly on matters relating to Libya, and then, as chairman of the all-party group on Tunisia, to refer to that country. I wish to revert to the comments that I made to the Prime Minister following his statement to this House on Monday. In 1956,...
I should like to touch briefly on matters relating to Libya, and then, as chairman of the all-party group on Tunisia, to refer to that country. I wish to revert to the comments that I made to the Prime Minister following his statement to this House on Monday. In 1956,...
I agree with the burden of what the hon. Gentleman says about arms sales and I welcome the suspension of arms sales to Bahrain, but we still pursue massive arms sales to Saudi Arabia, and the people dying on the streets of Bahrain are being killed with equipment that has...
I agree with the burden of what the hon. Gentleman says about arms sales and I welcome the suspension of arms sales to Bahrain, but we still pursue massive arms sales to Saudi Arabia, and the people dying on the streets of Bahrain are being killed with equipment that has...
Bluntly, yes—the use of Saudi arms and armour in Bahrain, particularly in the context of today's disturbing pictures of unarmed protesters being shot in the streets by security forces, means that we must question any continuing arms sales to countries that have records of repression. I regret that in the...
Bluntly, yes—the use of Saudi arms and armour in Bahrain, particularly in the context of today's disturbing pictures of unarmed protesters being shot in the streets by security forces, means that we must question any continuing arms sales to countries that have records of repression. I regret that in the...
Quite right.
Quite right.
My hon. Friend, the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, says ““Quite right””, but his view is that we should not act because we should not walk to the drumbeat of the 24/7 media. I fear that we shall shortly be walking to the drumbeat of death if no action...
My hon. Friend, the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, says ““Quite right””, but his view is that we should not act because we should not walk to the drumbeat of the 24/7 media. I fear that we shall shortly be walking to the drumbeat of death if no action...
In 1993, the current President of Israel, Shimon Peres, wrote a visionary book called ““The New Middle East””, in which, elated after the signing of the Oslo accords, he wrote about his concept of a community of nations across the middle east. He said that four conditions were required before...
In 1993, the current President of Israel, Shimon Peres, wrote a visionary book called ““The New Middle East””, in which, elated after the signing of the Oslo accords, he wrote about his concept of a community of nations across the middle east. He said that four conditions were required before...
Many of us are inspired by what we have been seeing in the middle east and north Africa in recent weeks and by the courage and heroism of the protestors, particularly the young people who have lived their entire lives under repression. Equally, many of us feel sick at the...
Many of us are inspired by what we have been seeing in the middle east and north Africa in recent weeks and by the courage and heroism of the protestors, particularly the young people who have lived their entire lives under repression. Equally, many of us feel sick at the...