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Outlawries Bill: Debate on the Address — [1st Day] (18 Nov 2009): Emily Thornberry: ...would have voted with us to tackle bankers' bonuses, to look after our elderly, with social care for the most vulnerable, and to right international wrongs, compensating British citizens injured in terror attacks overseas, and banning cluster munitions. These are bold and optimistic plans in the Queen's Speech, and I welcome them. Above all, however, we must safeguard our world from...
Oral Answers to Questions — Leader of the House: Counter-terrorism (2 Jul 2007): Emily Thornberry: I warmly welcome my right hon. Friend to her new post. Is she aware that, despite the shrill voices to the contrary, her resolute approach to the possibility of introducing new counter-terrorism legislation and to ensuring that that is done in a thoughtful and careful manner is also warmly welcomed?
Bill Presented: International Affairs (20 Jul 2006): Emily Thornberry: ...the tube—my constituents. We need to be able to resolve the issue of the middle east because it continues to a generate a feeling of enormous resentment and of justification for the sort of terrorism that we are now suffering across the world. If we cannot, as an international community, develop international organisations that can resolve such situations, where are we heading? How...

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