Results 1-17 of 17 for iraq speaker:Angela Eagle

Iraq and the Middle East (14 Apr 2003)

Ms Angela Eagle: ...hon. Friend share with the House his thinking about how any subsequent war crimes tribunal may be able to bring to justice the perpetrators of the very many human rights abuses that happened in Iraq over the years of the Saddam dictatorship?

Written Answers — Home Department: Child Asylum Seekers (9 May 2002)

Ms Angela Eagle: ...; — — 6 34 21 Other 34 41 65 107 121 151 453 Total 335 230 364 535 632 799 677 Middle East Iran 3 2 7 8 14 65 20 Iraq 12 16 20 30 58 112 125 Other 1 5 5 7 16 14 16 Total 16 23 32 45 88 191 161 Asia Afghanistan 50 48 109 124 213 300 563...

Written Answers — Home Department: Immigration (26 Feb 2002)

Ms Angela Eagle: ...1,170 Pakistan 1,070 150 1,220 970 120 1,090 Indian sub-continent 2,610 250 2,860 2,450 210 2,660 Middle East Iran 140 10 150 130 (61)— 130 Iraq 50 (61)— 50 40 (61)— 50 Israel 140 (61)— 140 130 — 130 Jordan 40 — 40 40 (61)— 40 Kuwait (61)— — (61)—...

Written Answers — Home Department: Asylum Seekers (29 Jan 2002)

Ms Angela Eagle: ... 10,890 Americas Colombia 35 180 215 Ecuador 20 145 165 Others 110 260 370 Total 165 585 750 Middle east Iran 885 1,765 2,650 Iraq 2,150 2,725 4,875 Others 250 505 750 Total 3,285 4,995 8,280 Africa Algeria 230 650 880 Angola 140 570 715 Democratic Republic of Congo 225 650 870...

Written Answers — Home Department: Extradition (30 Nov 2001)

Ms Angela Eagle: ...Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine Countries with which UK has a bilateral treaty Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Cuba Ecuador El Salvadour Guatemala Haiti Iraq Liberia Mexico Monaco Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru San Marino Thailand Uruguay USA Yugoslavia Commonwealth extradition partners Antigua and Barbuda Australia The Bahamas Bangladesh Barbados...

Written Answers — Home Department: Immigration Law (15 Nov 2001)

Ms Angela Eagle: ... 45 — Cameroon 15 * China, People's Republic of 65 5 Colombia 15 * Czech Republic 15 — Gambia 10 * Ghana 30 5 India 100 * Iran 15 — Iraq 15 — Ivory Coast 10 — Jamaica 105 5 Kenya 15 5 Latvia 10 — Lithuania 20 — Moldova 10 * Morocco 15 — Nigeria 80 5 ...

Written Answers — Home Department: Asylum (12 Nov 2001)

Ms Angela Eagle: ...normal procedures for principal applicants. Data on initial decisions are independent of applications data, and do not necessarily relate to applications lodged in the same period. Information on Iraqi Kurds is not available. Following the initial decision, applicants have a right of appeal to the Immigration Appellate Authority. Reliable information on the proportion of those refused...

Written Answers — Home Department: Asylum Seekers (5 Nov 2001)

Ms Angela Eagle: ... 15 17 Ecuador 345 330 96 65 19 20 Others 400 370 93 90 23 24 Total 1,165 1,080 93 220 19 20 Middle East Iran 3,360 2,900 86 545 16 19 Iraq 4,735 3,520 74 745 16 21 Others 1,110 940 85 140 13 15 Total 9,200 7,360 80 1,430 16 19 Africa Algeria 1,670 1,585 95 345 21 22...

Written Answers — Home Department: Refugees (24 Oct 2001)

Ms Angela Eagle: ...a minority of applications results in the granting of refugee status under the 1951 United Nations (UN) Convention. Applications for asylum to the EU and UK from nationals of Afghanistan, Iran and Iraq, 1990, 1995, 2000(17) 1990 1995(18) 2000(19) Afghanistan EU n/a 10,965 24,510 UK 215 715 6,835 UK (Percentage) n/a 7 28 Iran EU n/a...

Written Answers — Home Department: Refugees (17 Oct 2001)

Ms Angela Eagle: ...Kingdom ports, and because not all attempts to enter the United Kingdom are successful. Information on the numbers of applications for asylum to the United Kingdom in 2001 from nationals of Iran, Iraq and Afghanistan is provided in the table. Applications for asylum to the UK from nationals of Afghanistan, Iran and Iraq, by location where made, -- January-July 2001 Port In-country...

Written Answers — Home Department: Asylum Seekers (16 Oct 2001)

Ms Angela Eagle: ...Uganda 525 120 55 480 Zimbabwe 115 45 105 525 Other 845 640 465 1,860 Total 11,740 5,465 2,875 11,780 Middle east Iran 170 125 75 2,815 Iraq 110 90 100 2,220 Other 260 135 110 945 Total 540 350 285 5,975 Asia Afghanistan 75 65 90 1,515 Bangladesh 555 275 375 870 China...

Written Answers — Home Department: Immigrant Detainees (15 Oct 2001)

Ms Angela Eagle: ... Algeria 75 Angola 10 Bangladesh 50 Cameroon 20 China, People's Republic of 85 Colombia 15 Czech Republic 115 Gambia 10 Ghana 40 India 115 Iran 15 Iraq 30 Ivory Coast 15 Jamaica 110 Kenya 25 Latvia 10 Lithuania 30 Moldova 10 Morocco 15 Nigeria 85 Pakistan 140 Poland 35 Romania 40 Russia 15 ...

Written Answers — Home Department: Immigration (18 Jul 2001)

Ms Angela Eagle: ...) 3 Czech Republic 85 Czechoslovakia 14 Ecuador 7 Estonia 3 France 6 Gambia 8 Ghana 42 Greece 2 Guinea 2 Haiti 2 Hungary 2 India 113 Iran 17 Iraq 27 Ivory Coast 6 Jamaica 210 Kenya 24 Latvia 8 Libya 3 Lithuania 22 Macedonia 2 Malaysia 3 Moldova 6 Morocco 8 Nepal 3 Netherlands 4 ...

Written Answers — Home Department: Oakington Reception Centre (9 Jul 2001)

Ms Angela Eagle: ... Cameroon 65 30 48 China 505 325 65 Cote D'Ivoire 75 5 4 Czech Republic 345 235 68 Estonia 10 5 33 Ghana 35 25 68 Hungary 5 * 67 India 450 205 45 Iraq 1,060 210 20 Kenya 80 30 37 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 905 105 12 Latvia 20 15 62 Lithuania 65 35 54 Nigeria 155 80 53 Pakistan 580 155 26 Poland...

Written Answers — Home Department: Oakington Reception Centre (9 Jul 2001)

Ms Angela Eagle: .... Country Percentage of dismissed appeals Albania 75 Bangladesh 93 Cameroon 50 China 93 Cote d'Ivoire 75 Czech Republic 75 Estonia 85 Ghana 97 India 84 Iraq 83 Kenya 100 Kosovo 78 Lithuania 69 Latvia 82 Nigeria 83 Pakistan 80 Poland 68 Romania 78 Slovakia 81 Tanzania 75 Uganda 64 Ukraine 30 ...

Kuwait (17 Oct 1994)

Ms Angela Eagle: Will the Minister comment on reports over the weekend that preparation for the new manufacture of chemical weaponry in Iraq has been spotted by satellite? What action would the United Nations be prepared to take if those sightings were confirmed?

Bosnia (19 Apr 1993)

Ms Angela Eagle: ...come to the negotiating table only once they have all that they want—the greater Serbia? Finally, will the right hon. Gentleman give his opinion on an idea that worked to protect the Kurds in Iraq: how about safe havens for the Bosnian Muslims?