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Lords statement on the recent meeting of the Foreign Affairs Council. - Outline given.
Lords statement on the recent meeting of the Foreign Affairs Council. - Outline given.
That this House is deeply concerned at the detention and disappearance in Egypt of Ibrahim Sharaf el-Din, who was arrested simply because he was a convert from Islam to Christianity; notes that the Egyptian authorities detained him about eight months ago without bothering to notify his family of his arrest and that he is being denied reasonable access to his lawyer; and urges the government of Egypt to ensure the safety and release of Ibrahim Sharaf el-Din as a matter of urgency, to respect the freedom of religion provisions in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to which Egypt is a party, and to end its persecution of converts from Islam to other religions.
That this House is deeply concerned at the detention and disappearance in Egypt of Ibrahim Sharaf el-Din, who was arrested simply because he was a convert from Islam to Christianity; notes that the Egyptian authorities detained him about eight months ago without bothering to notify his family of his arrest...
Lords statement on outcome of the Foreign Affairs Council. - Inc fact 'A' points listed in document 7775/95 has been placed in the library, were adopted unanimously.
Lords statement on outcome of the Foreign Affairs Council. - Inc fact 'A' points listed in document 7775/95 has been placed in the library, were adopted unanimously.
Under which military list specification, as specified in Group 1 of Part III of Schedule 1 of SI 1992 No. 3092, goods for export to (a) Egypt, (b) Gambia and (c) Germany were refused an export licence in 1993. - The goods in question were classified under ML4 in respect...
Under which military list specification, as specified in Group 1 of Part III of Schedule 1 of SI 1992 No. 3092, goods for export to (a) Egypt, (b) Gambia and (c) Germany were refused an export licence in 1993. - The goods in question were classified under ML4 in respect...
When he last met Amre Moussa, Foreign Minister of Egypt, to discuss the Lockerbie situation; and what contact he has had since.
When he last met Amre Moussa, Foreign Minister of Egypt, to discuss the Lockerbie situation; and what contact he has had since.
If he will list export credits project business for (a) Iran, (b) Iraq, (c) Jordan, (d) Saudi Arabia, (e) the United Arab Emirates and (f) Egypt since 1980-81. - Includes figures.
If he will list export credits project business for (a) Iran, (b) Iraq, (c) Jordan, (d) Saudi Arabia, (e) the United Arab Emirates and (f) Egypt since 1980-81. - Includes figures.
What promises of increased aid were given to President Mubarak of Egypt during his recent visit to London.
What promises of increased aid were given to President Mubarak of Egypt during his recent visit to London.
That this House is appalled at the persecution of Christians in Egypt; notes that such persecution includes discriminatory laws which require the President's permission simply for the building or maintenance of churches, resulting in a severe shortage of church buildings for Egypt's Christian community, the arrest by State Security Police of Hanaan Assofti following her conversion from Islam to Christianity and the tremendous pressure placed on her to convert back to Islam and the imprisonment of Reverend William Gayyid for giving spiritual counsel to three Muslim women who visited his church; and therefore calls upon the government of Egypt to ensure that Christians are fairly treated, such action to include repealing the laws which discriminate against the building and repair of churches, replacing such laws with fair ones applying to both mosques and church buildings, ensuring that Hanaan Assofti is allowed to choose her religion as she wishes, that her freedom to travel is restored, and by releasing Reverend William Gayyid from prison.
That this House is appalled at the persecution of Christians in Egypt; notes that such persecution includes discriminatory laws which require the President's permission simply for the building or maintenance of churches, resulting in a severe shortage of church buildings for Egypt's Christian community, the arrest by State Security Police...
If he will comment on the proposals put to him by President Mubarak of Egypt relating to the Egyptians working in Libya, the responsibility for the Lockerbie bombing of Pan Am 103, and the lifting of UN sanctions against Libya. - President Mubarak made no such proposals.
If he will comment on the proposals put to him by President Mubarak of Egypt relating to the Egyptians working in Libya, the responsibility for the Lockerbie bombing of Pan Am 103, and the lifting of UN sanctions against Libya. - President Mubarak made no such proposals.
What was entailed in (a) the Contract 18: Cairo Wastewater Project awarded to Biwater International and (b) the supervision of Contract 18: Cairo Wastewater Project awarded to Taylor Binnie & Partners.
What was entailed in (a) the Contract 18: Cairo Wastewater Project awarded to Biwater International and (b) the supervision of Contract 18: Cairo Wastewater Project awarded to Taylor Binnie & Partners.