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To ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of (1) the latest agreement between the Army and civilian organisations in Sudan, and (2) whether this agreement will support the development of a democratic government in that country.
To ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of (1) the latest agreement between the Army and civilian organisations in Sudan, and (2) whether this agreement will support the development of a democratic government in that country.
The Minister for Africa and Development joined the other members of the Quad (KSA, UAE and US) and the Troika (US and Norway), as well as the Friends of Sudan in welcoming the signing of an initial framework agreement on 5 December as an essential first step towards establishing a civilian-led government in Sudan. We urge all Sudanese actors to engage constructively in the ongoing dialogue to secure a democratic transition. The UK supports the role of the tripartite mechanism (UN-AU-IGAD) in facilitating negotiations and calls on parties to do the same. A concerted effort by all parties to reach a final political agreement is crucial to address Sudan's current economic, political and humanitarian challenges.
To ask Her Majesty's Government what estimate they have made of the extent of civilian casualties in the civil war in Yemen; and what response they have made during 2017 to appeals from humanitarian agencies and non-governmental organisations providing relief in Yemen.
To ask Her Majesty's Government what estimate they have made of the extent of civilian casualties in the civil war in Yemen; and what response they have made during 2017 to appeals from humanitarian agencies and non-governmental organisations providing relief in Yemen.
In September 2017, the UN Human Rights Office reported that at least 5,144 civilians have been documented as killed by conflict in Yemen and at least 8,749 injured between March 2015 and August 2017.
We have increased our support for Yemen to £155 million this financial year, making the UK the second-largest donor to the UN appeal. Delivered by UN agencies and NGOs, our humanitarian assistance will provide enough food for 1.8 million people for a least a month, nutrition assistance to 1.7 million people, and clean water and sanitation to an expected 1.2 million people.
To ask Her Majesty's Government what representations they have made to the Government of Sudan about their alleged aerial bombardment of villages in South Kordofan; what response they have received; and what is their estimate of casualties.
To ask Her Majesty's Government what representations they have made to the Government of Sudan about their alleged aerial bombardment of villages in South Kordofan; what response they have received; and what is their estimate of casualties.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what measures they propose to put to the United Nations Security Council to protect civilians in South Kordofan.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what measures they propose to put to the United Nations Security Council to protect civilians in South Kordofan.
How many civilian casualties are known tohave resulted directly from NATO activities in Afghanistan this year; how many incidents have been or are currently being investigated; and how these figures compare with those publicised by the Taliban.
How many civilian casualties are known tohave resulted directly from NATO activities in Afghanistan this year; how many incidents have been or are currently being investigated; and how these figures compare with those publicised by the Taliban.
How many casualties, both military and civilian, have occurred in Iraq as a result of unexploded ordnance such as missiles, cluster bomblets or other sub-munitions; and what assistance they are giving to agencies carrying out surveys or clearance of such ordnance. - Inc figure. [HL 1535].
How many casualties, both military and civilian, have occurred in Iraq as a result of unexploded ordnance such as missiles, cluster bomblets or other sub-munitions; and what assistance they are giving to agencies carrying out surveys or clearance of such ordnance. - Inc figure. [HL 1535].
What reports of civilian casualties from government air raids in southern Sudan they have received in the first six months of 2002; and what response they have made. [HL 4990].
What reports of civilian casualties from government air raids in southern Sudan they have received in the first six months of 2002; and what response they have made. [HL 4990].
Further to the Question for Written Answer tabled by the Earl of Sandwich on 23 October 2001 [HL 936] which is still unanswered, how they respond to further evidence in the Guardian of 12 February of the large number of civilian casualties in Afghanistan during the war. [HL 2854].
Further to the Question for Written Answer tabled by the Earl of Sandwich on 23 October 2001 [HL 936] which is still unanswered, how they respond to further evidence in the Guardian of 12 February of the large number of civilian casualties in Afghanistan during the war. [HL 2854].
How they respond to evidence from non-governmental organisations working in Afghanistan that air strikes targeted at the Taliban are also causing civilian casualties, hampering the relief effort and reducing the numbers of people who can be assisted. [HL 936].
How they respond to evidence from non-governmental organisations working in Afghanistan that air strikes targeted at the Taliban are also causing civilian casualties, hampering the relief effort and reducing the numbers of people who can be assisted. [HL 936].
Whether they will ask the high contracting parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention concerning the protection of civilians in time of war in the Occupied Territories to discuss Israel's alleged further violations of that convention. [HL 998].
Whether they will ask the high contracting parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention concerning the protection of civilians in time of war in the Occupied Territories to discuss Israel's alleged further violations of that convention. [HL 998].