Events

British MPs and Peers urge UN protection for Camp Ashraf residents

Monday, 16 May 2011—Press statement

At a meeting in Central Hall, Westminster, on Monday MPs and Peers condemned the Iraqi attack last month on Iranian dissidents in Camp Ashraf, Iraq, and called on the United Nations to take over protection of the camp.

Conference for Protection of Camp Ashraf-Paris27-2011- All coverages

International conference in Paris: Call for Iraqi forces to evacuate Camp Ashraf and protection of residents

Famous personalities call for harder line against Iran--Paris (dpa) - 28 April

The question is simple: Is Iraq today doing the dirty work of Ahmadinejad's Iran?

Wiesel and Betancourt will fight to launch investigation about attack on Camp Ashraf--EFE - April 27, 2011

Conference for Protection of Camp Ashraf Reuters Pictures 27 April

Senior Former US officials Call for Urgent US, UN Action to Protect Residents of Camp Ashraf, Iraq; : NEHRI Symposium--WASHINGTON, April 28, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire

Brian Binley, Conservative MP from Northamptonshire

Brian Binley, Conservative MP from Northamptonshire MR BINLEY:

Ladies and gentlemen, if ever there was a more fitting time for a meeting such as this, I can't think of it. As North Africa and the Middle East leaders get dragged kicking and screaming towards change, a great impetus is given for the people of Iran to do the same in their own homeland.

Ambassador Dell Dailey: (excerpts)

Ambassador Dell Dailey was a principal adviser to the US Secretary of State, charged with coordinating and developing the implementation of US government policies and programs aimed at countering terrorism overseas. Prior to that he served for 36 years in active duty in the United States army.

LORD CARLILE (excerpts):

LORD CARLILE (excerpts) Lord Carlile, the government's independent reviewer of terrorism legislation from 2001 until January 2011. He is a deputy high court judge and a recorder of the Crown court.