Select Committee on Foreign Affairs Written Evidence


Letter from the Committee Specialist to the Parliamentary Relations and Devolution Department, FCO

  At its meeting on Tuesday, the Committee took evidence on the doctrines of anticipatory self-defence and of humanitarian intervention in international law, as part of the War against Terrorism inquiry. Following the evidence session, the Committee instructed me to write and request the Foreign Office's comments on the modalities of changing the legal framework of anticipatory self-defence, and of humanitarian intervention, with particular reference to the potential role of the United Nations Security Council in such a process and to the role of the Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI).

  I would be grateful if I could receive a response to this request no later than Monday 21 June.

Kit Dawnay

Committee Specialist

9 June 2004



 
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