Jeremy Corbyn

That this House welcomes the formation of the Association of London Government following the merger of the London Boroughs Association and the Association of London Authorities, the two bodies which previously represented London local authorities; and applauds the initiative of t

11 May 1995

That this House welcomes the opening of Native by Birth, and by Blood, an exhibition of paintings by Manuel Salazar at Congress House on Monday 3rd April; recalls an earlier motion signed by 123 honourable Members which called on the Illinois Supreme Court to enable his charge of

30 Mar 1995

That this House is appalled at the Turkish attack on Kurdish areas of Iraq using 35,000 troops, air cover and paratroopers; believes Turkey should be condemned by all parties for this and that the attempted trade agreements with them should be vetoed; further deplores the violati

22 Mar 1995

That this House is appalled that Siti Kamara, aged 18 years, has been kept in Campsfield House Detention Centre since July 1994 and, despite expressing a fear of returning to the Ivory Coast and undertaking a hunger strike, was scheduled for removal on 28th February and made an a

28 Feb 1995

at end add `and believes that all new bicycles sold should have secure locks, personal helmets and high visibility belts supplied with them.'.

14 Feb 1995

That this House is appalled at the refusal of the Prime Minister to halt arms sales to Indonesia despite their illegal annexation of East Timor and the subsequent deaths of 200,000 people.

24 Jan 1995

That this House is saddened by the internal conflict in Iraqi Kurdistan; and calls upon all the parties involved to guarantee the safety and freedom of movement of the Speaker and members of the Kurdistan National Assembly, to halt armed incursions, to negotiate an urgent and las

20 Jan 1995

at end add `due to the ludicrous planning policies of Her Majesty's Government and the encouragement of car-based out of town shopping malls.'.

12 Dec 1994

That this House fully supports the application of Mr Guo Bing Guang for an artist's visa to enable him to practise his profession of photography in Britain; notes that he came to Britain in 1990 since when his talents have been widely recognised and that there is widespread suppo

8 Dec 1994

after `1919', insert `one year after Constance Markiewicz was elected in the 1918 general election but refused to take her seat as an Irish republican'.

2 Dec 1994