As this motion is using historical data, we may not have the record of the original ordering, in which case signatories are listed alphabetically.
Motion text
That this House welcomes the unanimous decision by the Ugandan Constitutional Court that the November 2006 court siege by armed commandos during the trial of the main opposition leader Dr Kizza Besigye and the alleged People's Redemption Army rebels, violated their basic rights and contravened the provision of the constitution; notes the court ruling that no further charges may be brought against Dr Besigye in any court, civilian or military, in relation to his alleged rebel activities; congratulates Dr Besigye on his election as the joint opposition presidential candidate in theMarch 2011 election; regrets the decision of some Ugandan political parties not to join the inter-party co-operation; recalls the appalling violence that marred the December 2007 election in neighbouring Kenya; and calls on the Government to work with its allies in the European Union and the Commonwealth to persuade Uganda's authorities to constitute a non-partisan electoral commission in order to ensure afree, fair and peaceful election.
Signatures (8)
The first 6 Members who have signed to support the motion are the sponsors. The primary sponsor is generally the person who tabled the motion and has responsibility for it. The date shown is when the Member signed the motion.
Hancock, Mr Mike
Liberal Democrat
Signed on
18 October 2010
Bottomley, Sir Peter
Conservative
Signed on
18 October 2010
Durkan, Mark
Social Democratic & Labour Party
Signed on
18 October 2010
Caton, Martin
Labour
Signed on
19 October 2010
Corbyn, Jeremy
Labour
Signed on
19 October 2010
Llwyd, Mr Elfyn
Plaid Cymru
Signed on
20 October 2010
In addition to the sponsors, the following Members have signed to support the motion.
There are no withdrawn signatures for this motion.