Results 1-7 of 7 for iraq speaker:Kali Mountford
- Public Bill Committee: Counter-Terrorism Bill: Schedule 1 (6 May 2008)
Kali Mountford: ...wrong. I do not think that it has any part in that process. We have to remember that atrocities existed for a long time before this, and that is where I differ from my hon. Friend. They existed before Iraq and before lots of wars before that, too. Atrocities will continue while people have arguments with us about lots of things and they will find arguments to have about lots of other...
- Written Answers — Defence: Iraq (19 Jul 2004)
Ms Kali Mountford: ...of State for Defence what work his Department is doing with the (a) Department for International Development and (b) non-governmental organisations to assist the post-war reconstruction of Iraq.
- G8 Summit (14 Jun 2004)
Ms Kali Mountford: My right hon. Friend has put on the record in the House today the shared consensus view of a modern, democratic and federal Iraq. In his discussions, did he also consider the evidence from my hon. Friend the Member for Cynon Valley (Ann Clwyd) of emerging secular governance at a local level? Is it not true that the growth of such local democracy can give us confidence that the Iraqi people...
- Written Answers — Minister for Women: Iraq (11 Dec 2003)
Ms Kali Mountford: To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if she will make a statement on action she is taking to ensure that Iraqi women play a full part in the leadership of Iraq.
- Iraq (Reconstruction) (12 Nov 2003)
Ms Kali Mountford: The whole House will acknowledge that the Iraqi people suffered many hardships under Saddam before the conflict. The true measure of progress will be when a point is reached at which ordinary people feel that they are being delivered goods and services better than they were under Saddam, rather than by reference to plans that we made before the conflict. What progress is being made on...
- Iraq (17 Mar 2003)
Ms Kali Mountford: The people of Iraq have now languished under the tyranny of Saddam for far too long. Is not this cynical use of the process of the United Nations bringing it into disrepute? Are we not now in a position where, after the cynical protection of oil interests in Iraq, the cynical attempt to hide the fact that France vetoed any effort to indict Saddam and shying away on sales of weapons to Iraq,...
- Iraq (26 Feb 2003)
Ms Kali Mountford: I am very grateful to the hon. Gentleman for giving way, but is his point not inconsistent? How can there be a credible threat to Iraq if we make it clear at the outset that the threat is not credible because we are not prepared to use it? Is that not an inconsistent position?