Jeremy Corbyn

leave out `all parties' and insert `the two parties, Morocco and Polisario,'.

25 Jul 2007

That this House deplores the decision by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to close the Family Records Centre in Islington in 2008, leaving England and Wales without a Public Search Room for the first time since 1836 and resulting in the compulsory redundancy of 20 members

24 Jul 2007

leave out from second `be' to end and insert `continued; and recognises that the natural environment and ecosystems have been dramatically improved by this strategy and in some cases has allowed species in decline or under threat to recover.'.

16 Jul 2007

That this House welcomes the appointment by the United Nations Secretary-General of Ambassador Sergio de Queiroz Duarte as his High Representative for Disarmament; and looks forward to Ambassador Duarte pursuing a progressive agenda on nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation at

11 Jul 2007

That this House notes that Mordechai Vanunu completed 18 years in prison in Israel in 2004 following his revelations about Israel's nuclear weapons programme; further notes that since 2004 he has been subject to severe restrictions, including a ban on international travel; is ast

2 Jul 2007

That this House expresses its deep regret at the refusal of London Metropolitan University to consult the University College Union (UCU), which is recognised by staff as their representative union; and urges the university's governors to insist that the Vice-Chancellor acknowledg

26 Jun 2007

That this House welcomes the continuation of the Department for International Development's programme in Angola; notes that this programme though small, with a budget of £3 million, has been effective in supporting Angola in areas of peace consolidation and poverty reduction; rec

11 Jun 2007

That this House recognises the fundamental human rights of the Saharawi people and expresses its deep concern about the gross violations of human rights perpetrated by the Moroccan occupation authorities in Western Sahara, as documented by the Office of the High Commissioner for

23 May 2007

That this House welcomes the decision by the Court of Appeal to endorse the Chagos Islanders' right to return; notes that the Chagossians were disgracefully removed from the islands over 30 years ago and since then have fought a tenacious and brave campaign to win their right of

23 May 2007

That this House notes the UN's view that `violence against women is perhaps the most shameful human rights violation, and it is perhaps the most pervasive and as long as it continues, we cannot claim to be making real progress towards equality, development and peace'; is dismayed

18 May 2007