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answer › question first answered	2015-06-18T16:44:06.283Z
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349518

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10/06/2015

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Department for International Development

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International Development

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International Development

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Middle East: Internally Displaced People

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25277

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To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they support the proposed establishment of an international enclave, protected by the United Nations, in Syria and Iraq to house internally displaced people.

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Lord Ahmed

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HL387

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is ministerial correction

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18/06/2015

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<p>The UK welcomes any option compliant with international law that might save lives in Syria and Iraq. The situation in Syria and Iraq is incredibly complex, and international enclaves are not currently feasible. For such a safe area to work in any context, all parties to the conflict would need to agree on its establishment. In the absence of such an agreement, this would require foreign military intervention, authorised by a UN Security Council resolution.</p>

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Baroness Verma

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18/06/2015 16:44:06

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3790

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3470

label	Biography information for Lord Ahmed