Jeremy Corbyn

That this House deplores the attempts of the French fascist leader, Jean Marie Le Pen to visit Britain; notes that wherever he attempts to visit he is met by enormous opposition; believes that this represents a rejection of his racist filth; and is determined that he should not b

5 Jul 1993

That this House welcomes the World Conference on Human Rights to be held in Vienna from 14th to 25th June; hopes that the Prime Minister will indicate the Government's support for this issue by personally attending; and further believes that all countries, including the United Ki

9 Jun 1993

That this House expresses its grave concern at the safety of the convictions of those imprisoned after the killings in Casement Park, Belfast in March 1988; notes that this concern is shared by the Committee on the Administration of Justice and the Haldane Society; and therefore

9 Jun 1993

That this House is deeply concerned at the appalling quality of air in London, particularly during hot and still weather; believes that the high incidence of bronchial illness and child asthma is related to this and that the major sources of polluted air are private cars; and the

9 Jun 1993

That this House is appalled that the death penalty has been passed on Manuel Salazar, a Mexican American, following the death of a police officer in Joliet, Illinois, in September 1984; notes that Salazar was unarmed and had been beaten by the police officer who subsequently died

9 Jun 1993

That this House congratulates Arsenal Football Club on its unique double this season in winning two major trophies in a wonderful season crowned by the F.A. Cup victory; and recognises the pleasure they have brought to their supporters in Islington and elsewhere in these achievem

24 May 1993

That this House is deeply concerned at the attempts of the establishment to re-convict the Guildford Four; records that the four, Paul Hill, Gerry Conlon, Patrick Armstrong and Carole Richardson spent fourteen years in prison for a crime they did not commit on convictions based o

19 May 1993

at end add 'but believes that the principle of the death penalty is wrong'.

5 May 1993

That this House welcomes the continuing ceasefire between the P.K.K. and the Turkish government forces; recognises that this is a unilateral act by the P.K.K.; and hopes that the Turkish government will now open negotiations for a peaceful solution to the conflict.

4 May 1993

at end add 'and to ensure that the principle of universal state benefits that enable the recipients to live at a reasonable standard is the basis of social security policy.'.

27 Apr 1993