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Release Of Shaker Aamer From Guantanamo
Andrew Mitchell
2015-09-09
That this House calls on the US administration to release Shaker Aamer from his imprisonment in Guantanamo Bay; notes that he has now been incarcerated for 13 years without charge; further notes that he has twice been cleared for release and transfer, under President Bush in 2007 and President Obama in 2009; supports the call made by the Prime Minister for his release and return to the UK; notes the unanimous resolution of the House of 17 March 2015 that Shaker Aamer be released; and asserts that the defeat of terrorism will only be achieved by upholding the principle of the rule of law - to the protection of which Mr Shaker Aamer is entitled.
Human rights
International politics and government
North America
Prisons
Andrew Mitchell
2015-09-09
Proposed
Sutton Coldfield
Conservative
Jeremy Corbyn
2015-09-09
Seconded
Islington North
Labour
Alex Salmond
2015-09-09
Seconded
Tim Farron
2015-09-09
Seconded
Westmorland and Lonsdale
Liberal Democrat
David Davis
2015-09-09
Seconded
Haltemprice and Howden
Conservative
Andy Slaughter
2015-09-09
Seconded
Hammersmith
Labour
John McDonnell
2015-09-09
Signed
Hayes and Harlington
Labour
Dominic Grieve
2015-09-09
Signed
Beaconsfield
Conservative
Caroline Lucas
2015-09-09
Signed
Brighton, Pavilion
Green
Tania Mathias
2015-09-09
Signed
Twickenham
Conservative
Graham Allen
2015-09-09
Signed
Nottingham North
Labour
Peter Bottomley
2015-09-09
Signed
Worthing West
Conservative
Mark Durkan
2015-09-09
Signed
Foyle
Social Democratic and Labour Party
Neil Gray
2015-09-10
Signed
Airdrie and Shotts
Scottish National Party
Margaret Ritchie
2015-09-10
Signed
South Down
Social Democratic and Labour Party
Dennis Skinner
2015-09-10
Signed
Bolsover
Labour
Gareth Thomas
2015-09-10
Signed
Harrow West
Labour
Michael Weir
2015-09-10
Signed
Angus
Scottish National Party
Ian Lavery
2015-09-10
Signed
Wansbeck
Labour
Kelvin Hopkins
2015-09-11
Signed
Luton North
Labour
Corri Wilson
2015-09-11
Signed
Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock
Scottish National Party
Drew Hendry
2015-09-11
Signed
Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey
Scottish National Party
Kirsty Blackman
2015-09-11
Signed
Aberdeen North
Scottish National Party
Patrick Grady
2015-09-11
Signed
Glasgow North
Scottish National Party
Richard Arkless
2015-09-14
Signed
Dumfries and Galloway
Scottish National Party
Chris Law
2015-09-14
Signed
Dundee West
Scottish National Party
Roger Godsiff
2015-09-14
Signed
Birmingham, Hall Green
Labour
Mark Williams
2015-09-14
Signed
Ceredigion
Liberal Democrat
Alan Meale
2015-09-14
Signed
Mansfield
Labour
Rachael Maskell
2015-09-14
Signed
York Central
Labour/Co-operative
Tasmina Sheikh
2015-09-14
Signed
Ochil and South Perthshire
Scottish National Party
Paula Sherriff
2015-09-14
Signed
Dewsbury
Labour
Marie Rimmer
2015-09-15
Signed
St Helens South and Whiston
Labour
Carol Monaghan
2015-09-15
Signed
Glasgow North West
Scottish National Party
Paul Flynn
2015-09-15
Signed
Newport West
Labour
Alan Brown
2015-09-16
Signed
Kilmarnock and Loudoun
Scottish National Party
Maria Caulfield
2015-09-16
Signed
Lewes
Conservative
Kirsten Oswald
2015-09-16
Signed
East Renfrewshire
Scottish National Party
Philippa Whitford
2015-09-16
Signed
Central Ayrshire
Scottish National Party
Gordon Marsden
2015-09-17
Signed
Blackpool South
Labour
Mary Glindon
2015-09-17
Signed
North Tyneside
Labour
Joanna Cherry
2015-10-12
Signed
Edinburgh South West
Scottish National Party
Clive Lewis
2015-10-12
Signed
Norwich South
Labour
Ann Clwyd
2015-10-12
Signed
Cynon Valley
Labour
Calum Kerr
2015-10-12
Signed
Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk
Scottish National Party
Jim Fitzpatrick
2015-10-12
Signed
Poplar and Limehouse
Labour
Martyn Day
2015-10-12
Signed
Linlithgow and East Falkirk
Scottish National Party
Paul Blomfield
2015-10-21
Signed
Sheffield Central
Labour
Yasmin Qureshi
2015-10-26
Signed
Bolton South East
Labour
Greg Mulholland
2015-10-28
Signed
Leeds North West
Liberal Democrat
Fiona Bruce
2015-11-04
Signed
Congleton
Conservative
Angela Crawley
2016-05-11
Signed
Lanark and Hamilton East
Scottish National Party