Jeremy Corbyn

That this House notes that the British Indian Ocean Territories derive a considerable income from fish licences around the Chagos Islands; and believes that this income should be used for the benefit of the islanders.

18 May 2006

That this House calls on the Government to seek an urgent amendment to the proposed European Union Moroccan Fishing Agreement to ensure that the waters of the occupied Western Sahara are excluded from it; and notes that for 30 years Morocco has been illegally occupying the Wester

16 May 2006

That this House welcomes the announcement by President Morales that the Bolivian State will take over all gas deposits and control of the gas industry in Bolivia; recognises that this is a fulfilment of an election pledge and that the people of Bolivia who are amongst the poorest

3 May 2006

That this House notes the decision of the European Union to withhold funding to the Palestinian Authority; recognises that this decision, together with both the Israeli government's regular closure of trade routes in and out of Gaza, and similar funding decisions taken by the Uni

25 Apr 2006

That this House recognises that the extermination of over a million Armenians in 1915 was an act of genocide; calls upon Her Majesty's Government to recognise it as such and for the government of Turkey to do the same; and expresses its condolences to the descendants of those who

24 Apr 2006

That this House welcomes the continued hard work of those dedicated to stopping all wars from within and without parliament via their efforts toward reversing the aggressive international policies initiated by the United States of America with British support and in particular to

16 Mar 2006

That this House warmly welcomes the initiative taken by the Battersea and Wandsworth TUC, Amicus and the Left Field at Glastonbury Festival to bring an anti-racist theme to this year's St Patrick's Day celebrations through the release of a single `Everybody's Welcome to the Hoole

1 Mar 2006

That this House expresses its deep sadness at the death of John La Rose; recalls his poetry and expression of the rich and diverse culture of the Caribbean and his enormous contribution to the cause of West Indian people in the UK; notes that he founded the New Beacon bookshop in

1 Mar 2006

That this House welcomes the unanimous decision of the Church of England Synod to acknowledge and apologise for the complicity of the Church in the slave trade; pays tribute to the decade-long campaign led by African countries and representatives of the African diaspora to gain i

9 Feb 2006

That this House expresses concern that the Government may be considering diluting laws relating to the arrest of alleged war criminals and torturers entering or residing in the UK; notes that no good reason has been given to alter the status quo and that the current system wherei

7 Feb 2006