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Here you can browse the Written Evidence ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 27 April 2004.
Written evidence
CONTENTS
Supplementary memorandum submitted by the
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Memorandum submitted by Michael Dun
Memorandum submitted by the Institute for
Public Policy Research (IPPR)
Memorandum submitted by the Commonwealth
Human Rights Initiative
Memorandum submitted by Christian Solidarity
Worldwide
Memorandum submitted by World Vision
Letter to the Chairman of the Committee from
Mr Alistair Nisbet, 2 December 2003
Memorandum submitted by Dr William J Sampson
Memorandum submitted by the Medical Foundation
for the Care of Victims of Torture
Memorandum submitted by the European Human
Rights Advocacy Centre
Memorandum submitted by Amnesty International
UK
Memorandum submitted by Free Tibet Campaign
Memorandum submitted by The Society for the
Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC)
Memorandum submitted by HelpAge International
Memorandum submitted by Kurdish Human Rights
Project
Memorandum submitted by HE Mr Grigory B Karasin,
Ambassador of the Russian Federation
Memorandum submitted by Index on Censorship
Memorandum submitted by Human Rights Watch
Memorandum submitted by West Papua Association
UK (WPA-UK)
Memorandum submitted by HE Tukhtapulat Riskiev,
Ambassador of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Memorandum submitted by Jubilee Campaign
Memorandum submitted by Mary Martini
Interview with John Snow and HRH Prince Turki
Al Faisal Al Saud on UK Channel 4. . . early 2003
A copy of an email to Mrs Martini from a
Saudi Arabian law firm, Salah Al-Hejailan
Letter to Marie Cottle, James Cottle's daughter,
from an officer at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Peter Howarth Lees was taken in for questioning
after Simon Venes was killed this is what he says:
Transcript of BBC World Service Phone-in
Brief to the Supreme Judicial Council on
the Review of the Sentences Against Those Accused in Connection
with the Riyadh and Al-Khobar Bombings
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