Lords Question tabled on the disappearance of Ilias Ali
- Author: Toby
- Filed under: House of Lords, Parliament, World politics
May 10,2012
An hour before the scheduled time for tabling oral questions in the new Session I arrived in the Moses Room in the House of Lords to discover that I was twentieth in the queue. Nevertheless, I was successful in tabling an oral question to be answered on Monday 21st May, as follows:
“To ask HM Government what diplomatic representations they have made to the Government of Bangladesh about the disappearance and alleged kidnapping of Mr Ilias Ali and other opposition politicians.”
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