Results 1-11 of 11 for iraq speaker:Mark Lazarowicz
- Orders of the Day: Foreign Affairs and Defence (22 Nov 2006)
Mark Lazarowicz: Like most Members who have spoken in the debate so far, I believe that the consequences of the invasion of Iraq are showing themselves to be more disastrous every day, and are as bad as, if not worse than, those of us who voted against the Iraq war some three or more years ago feared. I am thinking not just of the rapidly deteriorating security situation in Iraq, but of the consequences for...
- United Nations (28 Oct 2004)
Mr Mark Lazarowicz: ...clear endorsement of the international community, which is expressed normally through the UN or a regional arrangement, such as the African Union, which is referred to in the paper. The events in Iraq in recent years are obviously the backdrop to this debate. Without going into that debate now, I do not think that anyone would dispute that our position in Iraq could well have been...
- War against Terrorism (20 May 2004)
Mr Mark Lazarowicz: ...many of the conclusions in the comprehensive report. That continuing validity is particularly true of conclusion 23, which is one of the report's most significant. It states that "the war in Iraq has possibly made terrorist attacks against British nationals and British interests more likely in the short term." Like other hon. Members, I do not want to engage in another debate about the...
- War against Terrorism (20 May 2004)
Mr Mark Lazarowicz: ...the situation has moved on. That might have influenced the decisions of those Governments some months ago. However, the logical conclusion of any Government who, seeing the obvious difficulties in Iraq, were minded to get into the game of weapons of mass destruction would be that it is a lot less likely, because of the difficulties that the coalition is facing in Iraq, that even the...
- Written Answers — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: Iraq (27 Oct 2003)
Mr Mark Lazarowicz: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will urge the UN Security Council to take steps to deploy human rights monitors throughout Iraq in line with General Assembly resolution 57/232 of December 2002.
- Written Answers — International Development: Iraq (21 May 2003)
Mr Mark Lazarowicz: To ask the Minister of State for International Development if he will make a statement on the work done by his Department in providing humanitarian assistance to Iraq since the end of the conflict.
- Written Answers — International Development: Iraq (21 May 2003)
Mr Mark Lazarowicz: To ask the Minister of State for International Development what estimate has been made of the cost of additional funding for United Nations aid agencies required to meet humanitarian needs in Iraq; and what additional amount the Government will be contributing to the UN for these purposes.
- Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (12 Mar 2003)
Mr Mark Lazarowicz: While the attention of the world is understandably focused on Iraq, the everyday crisis in Israel and Palestine continues and worsens, particularly for millions of Palestinians but also for many Israeli citizens. Can my right hon. Friend tell the House what steps he is taking to keep alive what faint hope exists in the middle east peace process, and in particular, will he call on the new...
- Written Answers — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: Iraq (26 Feb 2003)
Mr Mark Lazarowicz: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what discussions he has had with his international counterparts on the provision of peacekeeping forces within Iraq in the event of military action being taken against that country.
- Written Answers — Treasury: Iraq (24 Feb 2003)
Mr Mark Lazarowicz: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what financial provision he has made for the costs of UK participation in military action against Iraq.
- Written Answers — International Development: Iraq (24 Feb 2003)
Mr Mark Lazarowicz: To ask the Secretary of State for International Development what contingency plans she has made to provide assistance to the people of Iraq in the event of military action being taken against that country.