Jeremy Corbyn

That this House is deeply concerned at the ongoing dispute between Virgin Cross Country and the Rail Maritime and Transport Union (RMT); is further concerned at reports that Virgin may be compromising the safety of passengers by the use of untrained and medically restricted perso

6 Feb 2006

That this House is shocked at the one hundred deaths of British soldiers in Iraq and offers its condolences to the families of all those who have died in Iraq since March 2003; observes that over 2,000 US soldiers have lost their lives and that it is believed 100,000 Iraqis have

31 Jan 2006

after `Phillip', insert `notes the impact which this had on Australia's indigenous population who have suffered so much throughout Australian history, many of whom experienced the very traumatic ramifications of the stolen generation and many of whom have had so little to celebra

26 Jan 2006

That this House is alarmed at the behaviour of the Nepalese government in its arrest of key opposition leaders in advance of a planned protest against the King's seizure of absolute power nearly a year ago, and its subsequent implementation of a dawn-to-dusk curfew in the capital

20 Jan 2006

That this House congratulates the people of Venezuela on their successful elections for a national assembly; notes that in successive ballots the people of Venezuela have voted for social justice and better links with other Latin American countries; and calls upon the internation

20 Dec 2005

That this House congratulates Evo Morales on his success in the Bolivian election; notes his campaign was dominated by the demand that oil and gas reserves should benefit the people of the country and a rejection of new liberal economies; and trusts the international community wi

19 Dec 2005

That this House is deeply concerned by the continued restrictions upon Mordechai Vanunu's personal freedom; notes with alarm the decision of the Israeli authorities to charge him on 21 counts of speaking or meeting with foreigners, alleged violations of the restrictions imposed u

14 Dec 2005

That this House congratulates Anas Altikriti on travelling to Baghdad to plead for the release of peace campaigner Norman Kember; notes that this visit is supported by the Muslim Association of Britain, the Stop the War Coalition and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, who shou

1 Dec 2005

That this House congratulates Cecilia Flores-Oebanda of the Visayan Forum Foundation in the Philippines on receiving the 2005 anti-slavery award; recognises that she has been at the forefront of working for the rights of exploited migrant workers such as child domestic workers, a

1 Dec 2005

That this House recognises the threat posed to the people of Jerusalem and the peace process by Israel's building of the wall which is isolating the city and dividing it into enclaves, and virtually severing the north and south of the Palestinian territory at its narrowest point;

29 Nov 2005