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- Opposition Day — [20th Allotted Day]: Future of the Territorial Army (28 Oct 2009) has video
Nigel Dodds: ...the Territorial Army for their sacrifice and work over the years on behalf of our country. More than 1,000 men and women from Northern Ireland have been in operational deployment in Afghanistan and Iraq, and that is a significant proportion of the reserve force in Northern Ireland. They go willingly, but they deserve the full support of the Government and the Ministry of Defence. They need...
- Written Answers — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: Iraq: Christianity (27 Nov 2007)
Nigel Dodds: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what representations he has made to the government of Iraq on the persecution of Christians in that country.
- Business of the House (14 Jul 2005)
Nigel Dodds: The thoughts of the whole House are naturally dominated by the terrible events that took place in London last week and yesterday in Iraq. However, it should be aware of serious terrorist incidents that have taken place in Northern Ireland in recent days in Londonderry, in Moira and in my own constituency of north Belfast, where lethal blast bombs were used against police, civilians and...
- Written Answers — Prime Minister: Iraq (1 Nov 2004)
Mr Nigel Dodds: To ask the Prime Minister what assurances were given to the US Administration in March 2002 regarding the policy of the British Government on regime change in Iraq.
- Iraq (British Forces) (24 Jun 2003)
Mr Nigel Dodds: May I, on behalf of my hon. Friends, also extend condolences to the families of all those who have been injured and killed in the tragic incidents in Iraq today? We in Northern Ireland are, tragically, all too familiar with this type of incident and we wish the injured well in their recovery. What is the position in respect of contact with local leaders on the ground in southern Iraq and what...
- Northern Ireland Assembly Elections Bill (17 Mar 2003)
Mr Nigel Dodds: ...tonight on events that are taking place farther afield than Northern Ireland and although we await statements on world conflict of historic importance, we should remember that the debate on Iraq is about human rights and democracy; yet the House is currently discussing a measure that would stop a democratic election taking place on 1 May and would postpone it until 29 May, as a result of...