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UNHCR and World Human Right Bodies Stressed To Check on Human Rights Violations Caused by Saudi Led Embargo

08/06/2017
Doha 08 June 2017 United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), World's top human rights body reaction on human rights violations caused by Saudi Arabia led embargo is expected within one or two days time. It was revealed by Dr. Ali AlMarri, Chairman National Human Rights Committee of Qatar at a press conference largely attended...

Qatar Airways Successfully Brings Hundreds Of Qatari Pax From KSA To Doha Via Muscat

08/06/2017
Doha Qatar 07 June 2017 Qatar Airways announced today that all three flights organised by the airline last night to bring passengers from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) to Qatar have successfully reached Doha. All passengers arrived safely home in Qatar yesterday via Muscat. The flights, chartered on Oman Air, departed King Abdulaziz International...

India Wanted to Sabotage Pak-Afghan Bilateral Relations: Spokesperson Pakistan

08/06/2017
Islamabad 08 June 2017 (APP) India is promoting state-sponsored terrorism in Afghanistan to sabotage Pak-Afghan bilateral relations, the Foreign Office spokesperson Thursday said. “Pakistan and Afghanistan need to closely coordinate with each for overcoming the scourge of terrorism,” he remarked during the weekly media briefing of the foreign office. The spokesperson said Afghanistan has been...

Analysis: Why is Turkey Deploying Troops to Qatar?

08/06/2017
Doha 08 June 2017 (Birce Bora/AlJazeera Online) Only two days after Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain severed diplomatic relations with Qatar for its alleged support of "terrorist organisations", Turkey's parliament has ratified military deals allowing its troops to be deployed to a Turkish military base in Qatar. Turkish analysts talking to...

Pakistan to Respond Resolutely Against “Manifest and Future Threats”: NSC

07/06/2017
Islamabad 07 June 2014 (APP) National Security Committee (NSC) said today, Wednesday that it was fully aware of the “institutional collaboration by elements hostile to Pakistan” and vowed to defend itself resolutely against “manifest and future threats.” The special meeting of the NSC of the Cabinet made it evident following a review of the issues...

'Turkey Disapproves of Sanctions on Qatar', Erdogan

07/06/2017
Ankara Anadolou News 06 June 2017 Turkey's President Tuesday voiced disapproval of the sanctions on Qatar in the wake of several Arab countries severing diplomatic relations with Doha. "I want to clearly say that we disapprove of the sanctions on Qatar," Recep Tayyip Erdogan said. "These developments, coming at a time when we need solidarity...

UAE Threatens Qatar Sympathizers With Jail

07/06/2017
Doha Anadolou Agency By Ahmed al-Masri 06 June 2017 The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has threatened anyone showing sympathy with Qatar with up to 15 years in prison. State-run Albayan daily quoted Attorney General Hamad al-Shamsi saying that expressing sympathy to Qatar or opposing the decision to cut ties with Doha via social media or...

‘Boycott Decisions Led to Human Rights Violations’, Qatar Human Rights Chief

07/06/2017
Doha 06 June 2017 (Daily Gulf Times/QNA) Dr Ali bin Smaikh al-Marri, Chairman, National Human Rights Committee (NHRC) said this evening that decisions by some countries to sever relations with Qatar turned into violations of international human rights conventions and charters. In a press conference, Dr al-Marri reviewed the negative and humanitarian impact on Qatar’s...
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