Mr Jim Murphy

August 23, 1967 -
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Contributions

2002

Drugs Trade (Afghanistan) Westminster Hall January 9, 2002

Terrorist Organisations Written Answers January 9, 2002

5 speeches — Middle East Written Answers January 9, 2002

2 speeches — Palestinian Authority Written Answers January 9, 2002

Middle East Westminster Hall January 15, 2002

2 speeches — Hamas Written Answers January 28, 2002

Al-Aqsa Brigades Written Answers January 28, 2002

Southern Africa Written Answers January 30, 2002

2 speeches — Police Reform Commons February 13, 2002

2 speeches — Terrorist Organisations Commons February 28, 2002

Middle East Written Answers February 28, 2002

3 speeches — International Terrorism Commons March 4, 2002

Anti-semitism Written Answers March 4, 2002

12 speeches — Afghanistan Written Answers March 5, 2002

Afghanistan Written Answers March 12, 2002

Afghan Heroin Written Answers March 15, 2002

2 speeches — Decommissioning Commons March 20, 2002

Railtrack Commons March 25, 2002

2 speeches — VAT Registration Written Answers April 3, 2002

Kassam 2 Rocket Written Answers April 10, 2002

4 speeches — POWER TO REFUSE DECREE ABSOLUTE IF STEPS NOT TAKEN TO DISSOLVE RELIGIOUS MARRIAGE Commons April 12, 2002

The Middle East Commons April 16, 2002

Middle East Written Answers April 16, 2002

Engagements Commons April 24, 2002

Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [Lords] Commons April 29, 2002

Independent Commissioner for Detained Terrorist Suspects Written Answers April 30, 2002

Compensation Agency Written Answers April 30, 2002

Oversight Commissioner Written Answers May 1, 2002

2 speeches — Chinese Christians Written Answers May 24, 2002

Afghanistan Written Answers May 24, 2002

Oesophageal Cancer Written Answers June 10, 2002

Political Party Funding Westminster Hall June 26, 2002

Gambling Commons July 5, 2002

Middle East Written Answers September 19, 2002

Southern Africa Written Answers September 19, 2002

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