Jeremy Corbyn

That this House is solely distressed about the death of Omasese Lumumba and supports the call for an independent impartial inquiry into his death; is deeply concerned that in the second half of last year, since the Immigration and Asylum Appeals Act 1993 came into force, refusals

31 Mar 1994

That this House is concerned that from 3rd April travellers on London Transport are liable to a ú10 penalty if they do not have a valid ticket; recognises that deliberate fraud is wrong but that they could be punished due to un-staffed stations, malfunctioning ticket machines and

31 Mar 1994

That this House is appalled that in her visit to Chile Lady Thatcher is meeting representatives of the former military junta, including a reported meeting with General Pinochet; recalls that the junta led to the death or disappearance of over 50,000 people and that one million we

22 Mar 1994

That this House is deeply concerned at the continued lack of investment in the Barking to Gospel Oak line and the consequent small number of passengers; is appalled at the demolition of the Leytonstone signal box on 20th March, thus making service improvements more expensive; and

21 Mar 1994

That this House expresses its grave concern at the decision of the Turkish Government to revoke the parliamentary immunities of a number of its MPs who represent predominantly Kurdish areas; further notes that these MPs are not accused of any crimes involving violence but are acc

17 Mar 1994

That this House expresses concern about the continued attacks upon the civilian population in southeast Turkey, and the destruction of villages, including the killing of women and children, by Turkish government forces using arms supplied by Britain, the United States of America,

16 Mar 1994

That this House recalls with horror the gas attack against the people of Halabja in 1988 by the Ba'athist regime of Iraq; notes with sadness that thousands of Kurdish people died in the carnage; and recalls the hypocrisy of the British and Western governments who not only gave lo

15 Mar 1994

That this House is deeply concerned at the parliamentary answer given to the honourable Member for Islington North on 14th March that 61 detainees at detention centres have refused food for at least three days in the past year; is alarmed at reports of hunger strikes amongst deta

14 Mar 1994

That this House congratulates the Bangladeshi poet and feminist Taslima Nasreen on the determination to write candidly about the position of women in Bangladesh; condemns the fatwa issued against her; and calls on the Bangladeshi Government to restore her passport and to work for

10 Mar 1994

That this House applauds the efforts of college lecturers to take industrial action to protect their conditions of further education; notes that such action is permissible under International Labour Order conventions; and totally condemns any moves made to thwart this right.

2 Mar 1994