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The House of Representatives
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The House of Representatives,
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House of Lords
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House of Lords
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House of Lords
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- House of Lords
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- Marshalling the resources of the U.S. Government - from the various financing, regulatory, country and sector experts, through the world-wide network of commercial officers, to the White House;
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- marshalling the resources of the US Administration - from the various financing, regulatory, country and sector experts, through the worldwide network of commercial officers, to the White House;
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Mr Alistair CORBETT, Head of the Secretariat of the ISC, House of Commons
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Mr Alistair CORBETT, Head of the Secretariat of the ISC, House of Commons
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Mr Donald ANDERSON, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, House of Commons
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Mr Donald ANDERSON, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, House of Commons
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Mr Bruce GEORGE, Chairman of the Defence Committee, House of Commons
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Mr Bruce GEORGE, Chairman of the Defence Committee, House of Commons
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Chair of the Committee on International Law, House of Representatives
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Chair of the Committee on International Law, House of Representatives
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Member of House of Representatives
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Member of House of Representatives
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Jane HARMAN, Member of House of Representatives
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Jane HARMAN, Member of House of Representatives
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Pete HOEKSTRA, Member of House of Representatives
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Pete HOEKSTRA, Member of House of Representatives
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Administrator of the diocese of Baoding, aged 50; arrested in August 2004 and has been under house arrest since January 2006.
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Administrator of the diocese of Baoding, aged 50; arrested in August 2004 and has been under house arrest since January 2006.
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Should it be necessary to compel the attendance of witnesses or the production of papers, an order of the House would be required.
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Should it be necessary to compel the attendance of witnesses or the production of papers, an order of the House would be required.
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The Parliament demanded that the house arrest of Benazir Bhutto, leader of the PPP, of Asma Jahangir, Chair of the independent Human Rights Commission and UN special rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief, and of I.A. Rehman, the founder of that organisation, be put to an immediate end.
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The Parliament demanded that the house arrest of Benazir Bhutto, leader of the PPP, of Asma Jahangir, Chair of the independent Human Rights Commission and UN special rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief, and of I.A. Rehman, the founder of that organisation, be put to an immediate end.
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Chair of the independent Human Rights Commission and UN special rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief, was placed under house arrest.
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Chair of the independent Human Rights Commission and UN special rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief, was placed under house arrest.
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Founder of the independent human rights commission was placed under house arrest.
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Founder of the independent human rights commission was placed under house arrest.
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- strongly condemned the decision by the Burmese authorities to extend the house arrest of Aung San Suu Kyi, deplored the detention of the group of political activists demanding the release of Aung San Suu Kyi and urged the Burmese authorities to free all political prisoners without further delay.
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- strongly condemned the decision by the Burmese authorities to extend the house arrest of Aung San Suu Kyi, deplored the detention of the group of political activists demanding the release of Aung San Suu Kyi and urged the Burmese authorities to free all political prisoners without further delay.
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House of Commons
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House of Commons
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House of Commons
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- House of Commons
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The afternoon saw the House debate the arrest of a Chinese dissident, war crimes in the Democratic Republic of Congo and human rights in Egypt.
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The afternoon saw the House debate the arrest of a Chinese dissident, war crimes in the Democratic Republic of Congo and human rights in Egypt.
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