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If he will discuss with his counterparts in the European Council a joint approach to the Syrian Government in support of Germany's request for the extradition of Alois Brunner for Nazi war crimes against humanity.
If he will discuss with his counterparts in the European Council a joint approach to the Syrian Government in support of Germany's request for the extradition of Alois Brunner for Nazi war crimes against humanity.
When he last met his Irish counterpart; and what matters were discussed concerning extradition. (Failed OPQ)
When he last met his Irish counterpart; and what matters were discussed concerning extradition. (Failed OPQ)
What discussions he has had with the Nigerian Government in respect of ratifying the Commonwealth Exchange of Prisoners Treaty; and what progress has been made in reaching bilaterial agreements on sentencing and deportation. - (Holding answer 23 November 1992).
What discussions he has had with the Nigerian Government in respect of ratifying the Commonwealth Exchange of Prisoners Treaty; and what progress has been made in reaching bilaterial agreements on sentencing and deportation. - (Holding answer 23 November 1992).
If he will place in the Library the text of the Extradition Treaty with India he signed on behalf of Her Majesty's Government. - Includes fact that copies placed in Libraries of both Houses (Dep 8418).
If he will place in the Library the text of the Extradition Treaty with India he signed on behalf of Her Majesty's Government. - Includes fact that copies placed in Libraries of both Houses (Dep 8418).
What progress has been made towards ratification of the Protocols to the European Convention on Extradition.
What progress has been made towards ratification of the Protocols to the European Convention on Extradition.
If he will seek amendment to the rules on international extradition regulations, with a view to clarifying the legal position of Libyans suspected of the Lockerbie bombing. (Failed OPQ)
If he will seek amendment to the rules on international extradition regulations, with a view to clarifying the legal position of Libyans suspected of the Lockerbie bombing. (Failed OPQ)
If he will place in the Library the latest text of the extradition treaty with India. - The extradition treaty between the United Kingdom & India was signed on 23 September 1992 (in Library Dep 8418).
If he will place in the Library the latest text of the extradition treaty with India. - The extradition treaty between the United Kingdom & India was signed on 23 September 1992 (in Library Dep 8418).
If he will make it his policy not to extradite persons to India who would be liable to capital punishment there.
If he will make it his policy not to extradite persons to India who would be liable to capital punishment there.
What was Her Majesty's Government's position at the United Nations Security Council on the request from Cuba for a special Security Council meeting to discuss the refusal of the United States of America to extradite two United States citizens involved in the bombing of a Cubana Airline plane in 1976....
What was Her Majesty's Government's position at the United Nations Security Council on the request from Cuba for a special Security Council meeting to discuss the refusal of the United States of America to extradite two United States citizens involved in the bombing of a Cubana Airline plane in 1976....
What consideration he has given to the remarks of Lord Justice Murray at Belfast Crown Court last week in relation to Fred Bushell, the late Colin Chapman and John de Lorean; what obstacles stand in the way of extraditing Mr de Lorean from the United States of America to face...
What consideration he has given to the remarks of Lord Justice Murray at Belfast Crown Court last week in relation to Fred Bushell, the late Colin Chapman and John de Lorean; what obstacles stand in the way of extraditing Mr de Lorean from the United States of America to face...
What account he took in his decision on the extradition of Lorrain Osman of (a) the jailing of the prosecutor who collected the original evidence, (b) the doubts on the credibility of the principal witness, (c) the motives of the Malaysian authorities in seeking a prosecution and (d) the loss...
What account he took in his decision on the extradition of Lorrain Osman of (a) the jailing of the prosecutor who collected the original evidence, (b) the doubts on the credibility of the principal witness, (c) the motives of the Malaysian authorities in seeking a prosecution and (d) the loss...
To comment on his discussions with the French Government about United Nations sanctions against Libya. - (Holding answer 23 June 1992).
To comment on his discussions with the French Government about United Nations sanctions against Libya. - (Holding answer 23 June 1992).
If he will make it his policy to delay the extradition of Mr Lorrain Osman until he has met a delegation of honourable Members to discuss his case.
If he will make it his policy to delay the extradition of Mr Lorrain Osman until he has met a delegation of honourable Members to discuss his case.
Whether he will suspend execution of his extradition warrant on Mr Lorrain Osman until he has heard representations from a delegation of honourable Members who have expressed an interest in the case.
Whether he will suspend execution of his extradition warrant on Mr Lorrain Osman until he has heard representations from a delegation of honourable Members who have expressed an interest in the case.
That this House notes with the gravest concern the actions of the Home Secretary in cancelling his meeting with an all party delegation of honourable Members due to take place at 3.45 p.m. on 16th June to discuss the case of Lorrain Osman; notes that the grounds for the cancellation were that he had already, after the most cursory examination of a 200 page submission on the matter, signed the extradition warrant on the morning of 15th June knowing that over 100 honourable Members have expressed their concern in various Early Day Motions and that about 60 honourable Members are awaiting answers to five key questions about the case from him, the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary; notes that the Home Secretary was under no legal or other compulsion to sign the warrant; deeply resents the discourtesy against the House implied in the manner in which the matter was handled; and calls on the Home Secretary to answer those questions forthwith and to stay the warrant until he has seen a new delegation.
That this House notes with the gravest concern the actions of the Home Secretary in cancelling his meeting with an all party delegation of honourable Members due to take place at 3.45 p.m. on 16th June to discuss the case of Lorrain Osman; notes that the grounds for the cancellation...
Prisoners & Criminal Proceedings (Scotland) Bill (HL). Lords committee stage second day. Clauses 28 to 44 agreed to, some with amendments. Schedules 3 to 6 agreed to, some with amendments. New clauses considered. Bill reported with amendments (HL Bill 18 1992/93).
Prisoners & Criminal Proceedings (Scotland) Bill (HL). Lords committee stage second day. Clauses 28 to 44 agreed to, some with amendments. Schedules 3 to 6 agreed to, some with amendments. New clauses considered. Bill reported with amendments (HL Bill 18 1992/93).
If the extradition treaty agreed between Britain and India has been ratified by both governments. - (Holding answer 2.6.92).
If the extradition treaty agreed between Britain and India has been ratified by both governments. - (Holding answer 2.6.92).
That this House notes with approval that a notorious Nazi war criminal, Schwammberger, has just been sentenced by a German court to life imprisonment for mass murder; that amongst his numerous killings were the murder of inmates who were stripped naked on 11th September 1943, in the Przemysl camp near Krakow and shot in groups of fifty, swinging babies against walls to kill them and setting Alsatian dogs to savage inmates to death, strongly believes there can be no hiding places for such criminals and that the Syrian authorities should therefore allow Alois Brunner to be extradited to Germany to stand trial; and further believes that the British Government should now release without further delay the documents which still remain classified on the Nazi occupation of the Channel Islands and the activities at the time of Klebeck, a German citizen.
That this House notes with approval that a notorious Nazi war criminal, Schwammberger, has just been sentenced by a German court to life imprisonment for mass murder; that amongst his numerous killings were the murder of inmates who were stripped naked on 11th September 1943, in the Przemysl camp near...