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Launching a report on the continued Saudi violations of the rights of citizens and residents in Qatar soon, Al-Marri from Geneva: 1212 Emirati violations a year and a half after the issuance of the International Court of Justice order with a total of 2105 UAE violations since the start of the blockade

January 26, 2020

We will soon announce a report on the persistence of Saudi Arabia in violations of the rights of citizens and residents in Qatar

The report of Saudi violations will be submitted to the Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination

Increased concern for the rights of victims due to the UAE’s intransigence and persistence in its violations

The UAE has not established a clear mechanism to implement the court’s order to protect the rights of victims

We report cases of violations after the issuance of the ICJ order, including continued arbitrary, unilateral and coercive measures violating civil, economic and social rights

The UAE flouts its obligations and commitments to implement the court’s decision

Imposing sudden restrictions on travel for all, without regard to humanitarian situations, especially children and mothers

Emirati media officials and social media influencers engage in escalation and incitement against the State of Qatar

The UAE remains committed to cutting ports with Qatar confirming its continued violation of the right to movement

Abu Dhabi imposed unilateral sanctions and arbitrary measures on its citizens including imprisonment and a fine on people showing sympathy towards Qatar

The NHRC contacted all victims to ensure that the UAE did not comply with the order of the International Court of Justice

The report includes recommendations to the “International Justice”, UAE and Qatar in order to put an end to the violations

We call on the government of Qatar to submit a detailed report on the UAE’s commitment to the court’s decision to the Secretary General of the United Nations, the President of the International Court of Justice, the Security Council, the Human Rights Council, and the United Nations Committee against Racial Discrimination

Addressing 600 international organizations to pressure the UAE to comply with the order of the International Court of Justice

The report are submitted to all diplomatic missions accredited to the United Nations and specialized international agencies

Geneva, January 24, 2020

Dr. Ali bin Samikh Al-Marri, Chairman of the National Human Rights Committee, strongly criticized the UAE for its continued violations of the rights of citizens and residents in the State of Qatar, with 2105 violations by UAE since the start of the blockade imposed on Qatar, including 1212 violations of the order of the International Court of Justice a year and a half after its issuance, announcing at the same time that a report will be issued soon regarding the persistence of the authorities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in violating the rights of citizens and residents in the State of Qatar, where the report will be submitted to the Committee against All Forms of Racial Discrimination and all international mechanisms.

Dr. Ali bin Samikh Al-Marri stressed in press statements from Geneva that the Abu Dhabi authorities did not establish a clear mechanism to implement the court’s decision to protect the interests of the victims and ensure the elimination of violations; which reaffirms their continued obstructions and punitive and discriminatory measures against the citizens and residents of the State of Qatar, which flouts all obligations and commitment to implement the order of the International Court of Justice.

Al Marri noted the increasing concern about the rights of victims due to the UAE’s continuing violations, calling on both the International Court of Justice, the United Arab Emirates and the State of Qatar to expedite the response to the recommendations contained in the report by the National Human Rights Committee to put an end to the violations resulting from the continued blockade Two and a half years ago.

Al-Marri submits the report to the High Commissioner for Human Rights and Special Procedures

During his visit to Geneva, the Chairman of the National Human Rights Committee met with a number of officials of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the United Nations Special Procedures Division, where he presented a copy of the second report on Emirati violations of the order of the International Court of Justice. He also delivered a copy of the report to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and the President of the Human Rights Council.

Al Marri noted that the National Human Rights Committee will address the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the President of the International Court of Justice, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the President of the United Nations Committee against Racial Discrimination, special rapporteurs of the United Nations, and the President of the European Parliament, along with 600 international organizations, to put pressure on UAE to comply with the decisions of the International Court of Justice and stop its violations. The report will also be sent to all diplomatic missions accredited to the United Nations and specialized international agencies.

The second report monitors UAE violations of ICJ’s order

Dr. Ali bin Samikh Al-Marri launched the second report by the National Human Rights Committee, regarding the continued Emirati violations of International Court of Justice order issued, based on lawsuit filed by the State of Qatar against the UAE before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on the background of its violation of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. Qatar joined the ICERD on July 22, 1974, while the UAE joined the ICERD on June 20, 1974, where neither party made any reservation to Article (22) or any other articles related to the case before the ICJ.

The report contains updated data and information, based on the complaints received by the NHRC during the period from the beginning of the blockade to date, knowing that the number of affected individuals who have not submitted complaints is much bigger than what the complaints submitted to the NHRC. The NHRC had previously issued a report entitled “Six months after the issuance of the ICJ order, UAE’s fails to comply”, 15 January 2019, which monitor the compliance of the UAE’s commitment with the ICJ order.

The report also includes an analysis of updated statistics on human rights violations, and testimonies of victims of violations of their fundamental rights by UAE authorities. It also deals with violations against these victims. The NHRC shall continue to update the present report as long as the blockade continues, the damage sustains, and complaints continue to be submitted by victims, knowing that the Government of Qatar does not take any action against citizens of the UAE or other countries that sever diplomatic ties with the State of Qatar.

The present report monitors the continuation of the UAE’s violations of human rights and explains the impact of arbitrary unilateral measures taken by it against the State of Qatar. It also monitors the extent of the UAE’s implementation of the ICJ order issued a year and a half ago (July 23, 2018 to December 31, 2019). The present report is based on monitoring process and other information collection undertaken by the NHRC.

The report provides a comprehensive review of all human rights violations, particularly the rights included in the ICJ order, which should be read in conjunction with the report issued by the NHRC entitled (after “six” months … the UAE’s non-compliance with the ICJ orders, 15 January 2019). The report addresses data and information related to these violations, especially examples of some cases that confirm the UAE’s non-compliance with the court’s order and not establishing a clear mechanism that works to overcome hardships facing victims and retrieval of damage caused to them. The report highlights in its first part human rights violations included in the ICJ order which come in two parts, including the right to family reunification, the right to education, and the right to have access to courts and other judicial bodies (1212 violations). The second part refers to measure to prevent the escalation of the Gulf crisis by spreading hate speech, incitement to violence and dissemination of racial discrimination against the State of Qatar and its residents. The report also includes other violations committed by the UAE not covered by the ICJ order. These are violations that are closely related to the rights contained in the court’s order, as monitored by the NHRC as follows: Violations of the right to private property, the right to movement and residence, the right to work, the right to health, and freedom of opinion and expression. The total violations committed by the UAE has reached (2105).

In its final part, the Report includes All legal aspects related to the rights pertaining to the ICJ order in accordance with provisions of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination as well as legal aspects of other violations mentioned in the present report, Conclusions of the present report and previous reports including the continued failure of the UAE to comply with the ICJ order and continued violation of human rights due to the unilateral actions and arbitrary measures taken by it during the past year and a half following the issuance of the decision and Recommendations to all parties concerned with the ICJ order which compels and obligates the UAE to rescind the arbitrary decisions it has taken, lift injustice and redress and compensate victims.
Human rights violations contained in the ICJ order

A. Violation of the Right to Family Reunification

A year and a half after the issuance of the ICJ order, the UAE continues to take unilateral arbitrary actions and measures against the State of Qatar including violation of the right to family reunification and rupture of the Social Fabric. Sudden restrictions on travelling have been enforced for all without regard to humanitarian situations, in clear violation of human rights, especially those of the most vulnerable groups such as children and mothers.

The UAE authorities claim that since June 5, 2017, no administrative or legal measures have been taken to expel Qatari citizens. The NHRC, however, confirms that this allegation is misleading containing many evident fallacies to escape legal and rights-related responsibilities resulting from violations that have been and continues to be carried out by the UAE authorities since the beginning of the blockade, even after the ICJ order. This is confirmed by reports issued by international organizations and some parliamentary delegations as well as reports of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the special rapporteurs who have visited the State of Qatar after the blockade. The NHRC in the State of Qatar has documented in its successive reports hundreds of cases that have been expelled by the UAE authorities, without taking into consideration the situation of mixed families, Qatari students, owners of property, persons with disabilities or patients and people receiving medical treatment.

The implementation of the ICJ order obliges the UAE to establish a clear mechanism to ensure the reunification of Qatari families who have been affected by arbitrary unilateral and continuous measures. The NHRC monitored and documented the UAE’s non-compliance with the ICJ order regarding family reunification, through contacts it made with a large number of victims after the issuance of the court’s order. There were even new cases of violations of this right that were also monitored and documented.
The cases of violations related to this right, which amounted to (90) cases, have not been addressed. Instead, some of these families faced great difficulties while attempting to reunite. The previous report, issued by the NHRC issued on January 15, 2019, dealt with a number of cases and the difficulties and obstacles they faced caused by the UAE.

B. Violation of the Right to Education

The right to education is a fundamental inalienable right, and the NHRC has observed a flagrant violation of this right over a year and a half of arbitrary, unilateral and coercive measures taken by the UAE against the State of Qatar even after the issuance of the ICJ order which affirms providing an opportunity for Qatari students to complete their education in UAE, or obtain their educational records if they wish to continue their studies elsewhere.

It should be noted that since the beginning of the blockade, the State of Qatar has resolved a number of cases of students expelled from the UAE. This, however, does not negate the damage that have occurred due to the coercive measures, as the students faced many difficulties.

The UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Education made two visits to Qatar in January and December 2019 and met with a number of victims of violations of the right to education as a result of the blockade. The Special Rapporteur has addressed the UAE twice with regard to the protection of the rights of Qatari students, but the UAE has not responded to his calls and requests. The Committee notes the meeting of the United Nations Technical Mission with affected Qatari students. A number of international human rights organizations have also filed complaints with the UNESCO about the cases of Qatari students whose Right to Education was violated as a result of arbitrary unilateral measures taken by the UAE, which are still under way.

An example of the violation of this right is that two Qatari students were suspended and removed from the records of the University of Sharjah on June 5, 2017. The UAE also violated the data privacy of these two students who were expelled from the university, by publicizing their reports during the session of the Committee on Conventions and Recommendations (CR) at the UNESCO, which were held on October 9, 2019 at the 207th session of the UNESCO Executive board in Paris. These documents were not sealed or notarized by the universities or printed on official papers of the university but were rather distributed in the form of (photocopies).

There is a wide range of cases related to the violation of this right documented by the NHRC since the beginning of the blockade and following the ICJ order. The Total of violations of the Right to Education reached (155) cases. The NHRC also monitored few cases which were solved with difficulty following the ICJ order.

C. Violation of the Right to have Access to Courts and other Judicial Bodies

Violations of the UAE due to the arbitrary unilateral actions and measures taken against the State of Qatar two and a half years ago extended to violating the right of Qatari citizens to have access to courts and other judicial bodies (the right to litigate), and to defend themselves before the UAE courts (the right to a fair trial). This is despite the fact that the UAE is obligated under the treaties or conventions that confer jurisdiction on the Court to implement the rulings issued for the benefit of any member. Failure from the UAE side to implement the ICJ’s rulings is a violation of international legitimacy and law, charters and treaties. Moreover, the implementation of court orders, whether national or international, must be carried out immediately and the UAE should separate out implementation of the provisions of the law, court orders and political whims.

Violation of the Right to have Access to Courts and other Judicial Bodies

Many citizens had court rulings issued in their favour, whether in relation to recovering their money, property, or legal rights. However, they were shocked that UAE courts cancelled these rulings, neglected their implementation, or did not apply them, or with complacency in restoring the rights of Qataris living in UAE. Furthermore, Some Qataris were subjected to legal violations in financial and business dealings with individuals from the UAE, and those dealings resulted in the loss of their money and property due to bouncing checks or the loss of their financial rights.

In its previous reports, the NHRC has mentioned cases related to the Right to have Access to courts and other Judicial Bodies, particularly in its report on the ICJ order, which obliges it to take the necessary steps to allow Qataris affected by the measures it adopted on June 5, 2017 to have access to UAE courts and other judicial bodies. The NHRC noted that after the issuance pf the ICJ order and until the date of this report, the UAE has not established a clear mechanism to implement the Court’s order to protect the interests of the victims.

2. Other human rights violations:

The report reviews a number of other violations that were not stipulated in the ICJ order. these violations resulted from the blockade and unilateral coercive measures on the State of Qatar. This part clarifies through the NHRC’s monitoring and documenting the UAE’s continuing violations of these rights from the start of the blockade on June 5, 2017, to the date of publishing this report.

A. Violation of the Right to Property

The number of cases submitted to the NHRC regarding the violation of the Right to Property is amounted to (514) during the two and a half years of the blockade imposed by the UAE on the State of Qatar. It should be noted that there are hundreds of complaints lodged with the compensation claim committee as well. The NHRC affirms, through the cases it has received, that the UAE continues to ignore the ICJ order, which obliges it to address the conditions of Qatari investors and properties owners, as the UAE, who violated their Right to Property has not allowed them access to UAE courts judicial bodies.

B. Violation of the Right to movement and Residence

The Right to Freedom of Movement and Residence is one of the rights shall not be subject to any restrictions except those which are provided by law, are necessary to protect national security, public order, public health or morals or the rights and freedoms of others as stipulated in Article (12/3) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

During the two and a half years of the UAE’s blockade of the State of Qatar, this right continued to be violated even following the ICJ order. The UAE continues to impose restrictions on freedom of movement and residence and to prevent and hinder the freedom of both Qataris and residents of the State of Qatar, in violation of international Human Rights law and all relevant international conventions and agreements.

C. Violations of the Right to Work:

The right to work is one of the fundamental rights every human being should be entitled to. During the two years and a half of the blockade, UAE has committed numerous violations of economic and social rights, including the right to work. Among the prominent forms of violations is the loss of jobs by hundreds of individuals as a result of the arbitrary decisions by the UAE forcing these individuals to leave the UAE and preventing their return back to their jobs.

D. Violations of the Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression:

Violations to the right to freedom of opinion and expression continued despite appeals by human rights activists to put these practices to a halt, since the exercise of that right – without fear or any illegal intervention – is key to living in an open-minded and equitable society, where people enjoy access to justice and the right to freedom of opinion and expression.

Furthermore, the NHRC has monitored the unprecedented levels of the UAE’s deliberate persistence to violate this right, throughout the two-and-a-half-year period of the blockade on the state of Qatar. The UAE has imposed penalties and undertook unilateral arbitrary actions on UAE nationals and other persons present on the UAE territories, simply for showing sympathy for Qatar.

The report with regard to this decision had indicated that violations of the right to freedom of opinion and expression prevail in the society in a way contrary to ethics, values and human rights, reflecting the nature of the UAE state regime.

E. Violations of the Right to Health:

The right to health is one of the fundamental and indispensable human right. Therefore, violating this right by UAE through the ongoing adoption of unilateral arbitrary decisions for the period of two years and a half had a number of repercussions, according to the report of the OHCHR Technical Mission to the State of Qatar. Cutting trade relations had affected Qatar’s access to medicines and medical supplies, including life-saving drugs. Qatar used to procure 50 to 60% of the medicine stocks of supplying companies domiciled in the territories of the GCC states, mostly from the companies located in UAE. Although the shortage of medicine in Qatari markets had lasted for only one day; the period which the Government of Qatar needed for the identification and selection of the new suppliers, the Ministry reported to the Technical Mission team that a search was still underway for alternatives for 276 items, including medications for the treatment of snake bite poisoning cases, as these medications can only be produced from the snakes inhabiting the region; which is no longer available.

Mass violations of international conventions and laws

The report confirms that the actions undertaken by the UAE through the non-compliance with the order of the ICJ for a year and a half, constitute a flagrant breach of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and all the regional and international regulations, laws, treaties and conventions as the UAE had failed to overcome the difficulties faced by the victims of the blockade against the state of Qatar and continued to undertake unilateral arbitrary forcible measures.

The UAE had blatantly violated the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, together with a number of regional and international treaties and conventions, including, inter alia, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the Arab Charter on Human Rights, the GCC Human Rights Declaration and the Unified Economic Agreement between the Countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (aimed towards a gulf citizenship; including equal treatment with regard to movement, residence, work, investment, education, health, and social services). The above treaties and instruments hold states responsible for the protection and preservation of the rights and interests of the individuals residing on their territories.

Moreover, the UAE had grossly violated the Chicago Convention (the Convention on International Civil Aviation) and had blocked Qatar airplanes from flying on the UAE lands, territorial seas and airspace, with no military necessity or reasons of public security.
Conclusions:

The NHRC emphasizes the below conclusions regarding the repercussions of the Blockade on Qatar:

• Unilateral arbitrary and forcible procedures and measures taken by The UAE has caused a range of violations of civil, economic and social human rights.
• Human rights violations continue because of the unilateral arbitrary and forcible procedures and measures that have been taken by the UAE since 5 June 2017 to date, whereas it has not taken any provisional measures to solve victims’ cases or remedy the damage that had been inflicted upon them after a year and a half of the International Court of Justice’s decision.
• Measures taken by the UAE to punish citizens and residents of the State of Qatar and citizens of the GCC states have been used as a tool for political pressure and a means for managing political disagreements, in a manner that amounts to collective penalties affecting individuals and property.
• The UAE has not established a clear mechanism to implement the International Court of Justice’s decision, whether by identifying or publicizing any mechanism taken that that would be resorted to by the victims in order to regularize their situations. Additionally, it has not dedicated any hotlines for this purpose.
• Discriminatory measures taken by the UAE, hate speech which always tends towards contempt and abuse of Qatari people, as well as defaming prominent figures of the State are all actions amounting to racial discrimination.
• Victims failing continuously to access justice in UAE or to practice their right to legal remedy and fair trial constitutes an obstacle to redressing those victims, compensating them or restoring their rights despite their many attempts. Additionally, the law criminalizing sympathy towards Qatar, which was stipulated by the UAE authorities on 7 June 2017 to state that any form of sympathy with Qatar shall be a punishable offence, has hindered exercising this right as many Emirati law firms have rejected to be agencies for Qataris fearing that would be liable to the penalties prescribed in above mentioned law.
• Measures taken by the UAE in relation to economy, business and investment aim at negatively affect the infrastructure of the national economy of the State of Qatar as well as economic rights of individuals and communities, which forms a serious precedent that could amount to aggression.
• The UAE has failed to observe the minimum conditions for commercial, economic and investment transactions, which confirms the absence of a safe investment environment in a manner that guarantees the rights of investors, owners and workers, as well as lack of freedom of transporting goods and merchandise.
• The UAE has not taken into account the rights of priority groups, i.e. women, children, persons with disabilities and the elderly. Moreover, its arbitrary measures have caused deprivation of education, prevention from work, and violation of the right to health.
• The Blockade crisis has been prolonged as well as tragedies of the victims, their inequity and restoration of their rights, which threatens international peace and security and undermines all mediation efforts.
• The tragedy of separated families continues, which has led to a great disruption of the Gulf’s social fabric, and has aggravated suffering of women and children. This is considered a serious violation to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention to Prevent All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
• The UAE has not responded to the demand to rectify the violations and spare victims. All it has done was just a maneuver to improve its image or procrastinate the status quo. Also, mysterious mechanisms lacking credibility that it claimed were established to address the conditions of the victims has not addressed their situation. Moreover, these mechanisms were not communicated to the NHRC despite the Committee’s endeavor to do so.
• Letter sent from the NHRC to the similar national institution and some relevant civil society organizations in UAE were not responded to, and there has been no cooperation on their side since the beginning of the Blockade to date.
• Qatari authorities have not taken arbitrary measures similar to those taken by the UAE, and they have endeavored to contain the crisis and its negative implications on citizens and residents, including citizens of the UAE.

Recommendations

To the International Court of Justice:

1. Take measures to bind the UAE to take all necessary actions aiming at compliance with its commitments and obligations under the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and to implement the provisions of the order issued by the International Court of Justice.
2. Compel Parties to develop a clear and transparent mutual work mechanism with regard to all victims and to follow up on its implementation.
3. Take into consideration the cases mentioned in the present report which are brought to court and consider them as part of the official documents of this case.
To the UAE:
1. Immediate lift the Blockade imposed on the State of Qatar.
2. To comply with the ICJ order and immediately implement all measures of order.
3. Revoke all unilateral arbitrary and arbitrary measures and to respect its commitments under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination as well as to redress victims.
4. Develop effective, clear, transparent and reliable mechanisms in cooperation with The Government of Qatar in order to address violations and redress victims.
5. Allow victims to resort to national justice and litigation for the purpose of recovering their rights.
6. Immediate end of defamatory campaigns, hate speech, incitements and hold those responsible for them accountable.

7. Stop making unfounded and illegal arguments in order to arrest and detain Qataris or residents of the State of Qatar and reduce racist actions against them.
8. Allow international organizations, technical missions of the OHCHR and special rapporteurs to conduct field visits to the UAE to verify, monitor and address violations resulting from the Blockade on the State of Qatar.
9. Immediately stop any escalation of the crisis.

To the Government of Qatar:

1. Communicate with the UAE to discuss developing a mutual mechanism to implement the International Court of Justice’s order and to monitor all violations occurring a year and a half after the issuance of the decision.
2. Monitor all violations occurring a year and a half after the issuance of the order and report them to the International Court of Justice and The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
3. To assign specialized centers to evaluate physical and psychological damage and submit them to all competent authorities, specially the International court of Justice and the Committee against Racial Discrimination, for the purpose of compensating victims.
4. Submit a separate report about the UAE compliance with the order of the International Court of Justice issued a year and a half ago to:
• UN Secretary General.
• President of the International Court of Justice.
• Security Council.
• Human Rights Council.
• Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

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meeting of the committee’s fifth session: Members renewed trust in Dr. Ali bin Samikh as Chairman unanimously » NHRC Statement No. (02/2019) on the smear campaign launched against the National Human Rights Committee of Qatar by the Government of the United Arab Emirates » The NHRC addressed three UN bodies and the European Parliament on Saudi violations of the right to perform religious rites » The NHRC received a high level US congressional delegation » Dr. Al Marri appreciates the participation of prominent figures in the International Conference on National, Regional and International Mechanisms to Combat Impunity and Ensure Accountability under International Law » At the conclusion of the Conference on “National, regional and international mechanisms to combat impunity and ensure accountability under international law”, the participants made recommendations to States, Civil Society and National, Regional and International Mechanisms » A Memorandum of Understanding between the National Human Rights Committee of Qatar and the Ministry of Women and Human Rights Development in Somalia » Under the patronage of His Excellency Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior: 250 organizations confirmed their participation at the international conference on “National, Regional and International Mechanisms to Combat Impunity and Ensure Accountability under International Law” » Secretary-General of the National Human Rights Committee met members to the IPU » Under the patronage of HE the Prime Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani: The National Human Rights Committee discloses the relevant details of the arrangements for the International Conference on combating Impunity » International Conference in Doha on “National, regional and international mechanisms to combat impunity and ensure accountability under international law” » On the of the Arab National Human Rights Day, the National Human Rights Committee honors the cooperating partners for their unwavering support » During a seminar on the occasion of the Arab Day for Human Rights Al-Attiyah: Arab governments are required to show willingness to reopen the debate to amend some provisions of the Arab Charter on Human Rights » The National Human Rights Committee, in cooperation with Qatar University and the Ministry of interior Organized a seminar on the right to vote and run for election on the occasion of the sixth session of municipal council elections » The General Assembly of the Global Alliance of National Human rights Institutions selected Dr. Al Marri as the Vice President and Secretary General of the GANHRI The NHRC officially took up office in the GANHRI » The National Human Rights Committee Organizes an international conference in cooperation with the OHCHR and the European Parliament on April The conference brings together 250 representatives of governments, experts and organizations » At the conclusion of the workshop on Qatar’s obligation under the International Covenants: Dr. Al Moghassib:The two international covenants have a distinct place in international human rights law » NHRC Statement no. 1/2019 Concerning the prevention of the departure of certain members of mixed families from the United Arab Emirates » Al Attiyah: Qatar’s accession to the International Covenants is an important step to promote and protect human rights » Dr. Al-Marri met with the Minister of Human Rights of the Republic of Somalia » The NHRC provided an educational lecture to assistant judges » Al Marri from Brussel: We call on the Qatari government to address the Security Council » During his meeting with the Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief outside the European Union:Al Marri: Saudi violations and politicization of religious rituals shall be brought before the European Parliament and UNESCO soon » The victims of the blockade shall speak about their suffering and the violations of their rights before the European Parliament today » In a historic session for the first time in the European Parliament: victims of the blockade raised their voices demanding the international community to take serious and effective measures to stop Saudi and Emirati violations of human rights » During his meeting with the president of the Parliament and the French Minister of Justice: Al-Marri: Human rights violations shall be thoroughly discussed at the table of French officials’ meetings with the countries of the blockade » On the occasion of the national Sports Day: Dr. Al-Kuwari: Qatar has become an athletic icon that is difficult to beat » The NHRC Prepares for the Sports Day of the Promised State: A General Call for Citizens and Residents to Participate in the Committee’s Activities in Aspire Zone » Al-Marri met two deputies from the Malaysian parliament » Upon receiving a delegation from the Commission in his visit to the National Committee: Al-Marri: The establishment of the Lebanese National Human Rights Commission is a real gain for the Arab human rights system » During a meeting with His Holiness Pope Francis on the eve of his visit to Abu Dhabi: Al Marri spoke about the complaints and suffering of thousands of separated families and victims of the blockade » At the conclusion of the APF SEO Meeting: NHRC: Government reforms reflect a political will to protect and promote human rights … and we are satisfied with what has been achieved » In his meeting with senior executive officials of the Asia-Pacific Forum, Al-Marri: Doha will always be a platform for open dialogue on the challenges to human rights in the region » Al-Marri announced the publication of the report of the National Human Rights Committee from Geneva: the UAE committed 745 violations of the decisions of the International Court of Justice until mid-January » Koumbou Barry: Qatar offers a glimmer of hope for the world in education efforts » Al-Marri met with the Special Rapporteur on the right to Education and Chief of Section in the Thematic Engagement at the UN OHCHR » Al-Marri met Advisor to the Foreign Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand » The NHRC concluded a cooperation agreement with its counterpart in the Philippines Dr. Al Marri: Distinguished participation of the Philippine community in the development process in Qatar » Dr. Al-Marri met the German MP » Official Statement by Dr. Ali bin Samikh Al Marri, Chairman of the National Human Rights Committee on the occasion of the National Day of the State of Qatar » The NHRC’s booth attracts a significant presence in Darb Al Saai: Al Attiyah: Culture of citizenship and participation is an integral part of human rights » Dr. Al Marri met Australian Ambassador » Dr. Al Marri met with European Parliament delegation » Dr. Al-Marri met in London with Amnesty international and (Tashmat House) » NHRC Statement No. 11 of 2018 on the decision of the European Parliament demanding the Egyptian authorities to release the Qatari citizen Ola Al-Qaradawi and her husband, as well as the decision of the International Police Organization (INTERPOL) to cancel the red notices issued against the Qatari citizen Dr. Yousef Al-Qaradawi » At the opening of the exhibition of Islam and human rights in Athens, Dr. Al-Marri: The interpretation of religious texts to serve political purposes is a cause of tragedies and wars » Dr. Al-Marri met with the French ambassador » On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the NHRC presented an educational lecture for employees of Qatar Steel Company (QSC) » Celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights » During his meeting with Austrian Council of Grievances and Selected Journalists in Vienna: Al Marri: It is imperative to put an end to using Gulf peoples as a leverage tool in political disputes » From Vienna: Al Marri called on EU countries to pressure Riyadh to stop human rights violations Al-Marri welcomes the release of Ahmed Khaled Muqbel, and called on Saudi Arabia to immediately release the three Qataris who disappeared forcibly » During a meeting with officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Austrian Parliament, Al Marri from Vienna: we call on the European Union to take stronger positions to end the humanitarian tragedy caused by the blockade » In his first meeting with the High Commissioner for Human Rights since her appointment .. Al Marri: a report on the violations of the UAE decision of the International Court of Justice will be published next month » A prominent media interest in Dr. Al Marri’s meeting with the High Commissioner for Human Rights » Through a unique booth with more than 200 books and various publications, the NHRC participates at the 29th Doha International Book Fair » Al Jamali met with the Director of the Peace and Human Rights Program at the University of Colombia » On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women: Maryam Al-Attiyah: Effective action must be taken by the international community and human rights institutions to put an end to the violence of the countries of the blockade against women » In an intervention by the International Labor Organization and the International Federation (FIFA) during a session of the European Parliament: Qatar made remarkable changes in respect for human rights and labor ahead of the 2022 World Cup » Human Rights received students of the Faculty of Law at the University of Qatar » Many artists, diplomats and intellectuals in the celebration of the Qatari Human Rights Day: Al Attiyah: Qatar has an obligation to respect universal values of human rights which laid the foundation for the economic advancement » In his meeting with the Special Rapporteur on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism: Al-Marri: We demand prompt action to find out where Saudi citizens are being held and to release them immediately » Chairman of the National Human Rights Committee: We call on the Saudi authorities to immediately disclose the whereabouts of the four Qatari nationals » At his meeting with the Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief in London: » At the opening of the 13th International Conference of National Human Rights Institutions in Marrakech, Al Marri: We call for the establishment of a UN Special Rapporteur on cybercrimes » In his meeting with the Chairman of the United States Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Al-Marri: Prolonging the Gulf crisis undermines security, stability and counter-terrorism efforts in the region » In his meeting with the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Arabian Gulf Affairs Al-Marri: We call on the US administration to take a firm stand to stop the violations of the blockade » The International Conference on Peace and Equality Issues concludes in Tunisia: » In the presence of representatives of diplomatic missions and selected human rights organizations and advocates in New York: Al-Marri: Al-Jubeir’s statements are irresponsible. Officials of the countries of the blockade must be held accountable for their violations » The NHRC won four leadership positions in GANHRI and APF » Dr. Al-Marri met US Charge d’affaires » Intensive meetings of Dr. Al Marri on the sidelines of the 39th session of the Human Rights council in Geneva » In cooperation with the Arab Institute for Human Rights and UNESCO The NHRC participates in the organization of an international conference in Tunisia » NHRC Statement No. (10/2018) on the legislations issued by HH Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani, Emir of the State of Qatar On 4 September 2018 » Dr. Al-Marri met Member of the German Parliament » The NHRC provides legal support to Qatari victims who have sued the UAE for violating the right to privacy » Application of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (Qatar v. United Arab Emirates)-EN-FR » Maryam Al-Attiyah: the NHRC has allocated two hotlines to receive complaints of citizens against the UAE » NHRC Statement No. (09/2018) On the decision of the International Court of Justice in the lawsuit filed before the Court by the State of Qatar against the United Arab Emirates » Statement of the National Human Rights Committee in Qatar No. (08/2018) On the statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the United Arab Emirates on 5 July 2018 » The NHRC addresses three bodies at the United Nations to remove the obstacles imposed by the Saudi authorities to the pilgrims of the State of Qatar » The European Commission welcomes the signing of the consultative agreement between the National Commission and the European Parliament » During his meeting with European Parliament’s speaker Antonio Tiana in Brussels, Dr. Al-Marri: We call upon the European Parliament to issue a resolution condemning the blockading states and defining their international responsibilities » Dr. Al Marri at his meeting with the Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities in Geneva: The National Human Rights Committee has identified (tragic) conditions affecting persons with disabilities » In his meeting with EU officials, Al-Marri: The European Union is required to take firm action to stop the violations resulting of the blockade, just like the European Parliament » During a press conference at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva, Al-Marri: We call on the Human Rights Council to suspend the membership of Saudi Arabia and the UAE for their systematic violations against the Qatari people » During a series of meetings in Geneva: Al-Marri handed over the NHRC report on “a year on the blockade” to The High Commissioner for Human Rights » NHRC Statement No. (07/2018) On The announcement by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah » NHRC Statement No. 06/2018 On the European Parliament resolution No. 2018/2712 (RSP) dated May 31, 2018 » NHRC Statement no. 05 / 2018 on The arrest and arbitrary detention of the Qatari citizen, Nawaf Talal Al Rasheed by the Saudi authorities » The NHRC Organized a workshop on “The Rights of Workers in the State of Qatar and the Entry and Exit Law” » The NHRC released “labour Booklet” in its new version » Dr. Al-Marri met with Spanish Parliament delegation » NHRC Statement on the arrest and arbitrary detention of the Qatari citizen, Mohsen Saleh Saadoun Al-Karbi by the Saudi authorities » A consultative agreement for the exchange of experiences and consultations between the NHRC and the European Parliament … The agreement strengthens the partnership to address the challenges arising from the human rights situation and address the violations of the blockade » Al Marri in a hearing in the European Parliament: We call on the international community to take effective measures instead of just denouncing » Al-Marri discussed the repercussions of the blockade with senior officials in parliament and the European Union » Dr. Al Marri met The Qatari – European Friendship Association » Mada Center organizes the Educational Conference of Assistive Technology GREAT 2018 » Al Marri met Ambassador of the Republic of Ecuador to the State of Qatar » During his meetings with officials of the United Nations international mechanisms in Geneva .. Dr. Al-Marri: The claims of the blockading countries to establish committees to investigate violations are an escape from international accountability » During his meeting with the President of the Human Rights Council in Geneva .. Dr. Al-Marri called for urgent intervention to end the blockade imposed on Qatar » The National Human Rights Committee hosted a press conference for the president of the Sub-Committee on Human rights of the European Parliament » In the presence of the Italian Ambassador .. Dr. Al-Marri met with Italian Prime Minister’s special advisor » On the sidelines of the International Conference on Justice .. Moroccan Minister of Justice receives Dr. Mari » Dr. Al-Marri met with the Italian ambassador » NHRC, Police College and Qatar University Celebrate Human Rights Day » Cooperation Agreement between the National Human Rights Committee and the Human Rights Department at the Ministry of the Interior … Al Attiyah: The agreement unites efforts to deal more effectively with complaints » During a series of meetings with UN officials and the European Union: Dr. Ali bin Smaikh: Targeting humanitarian organizations is targeting the groups receiving support » During a series of meetings with senators and a hearing before the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission of the US Congress … Dr. Al-Marri calls on the US President to address the issue of human rights in the Camp David consultations » Dr. Al-Marri met with Deputy and Assistant Secretary of State » During a meeting with officials of the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and a symposium at the Qatar-America Institute… Dr. Al-Marri calls for the establishment of a comprehensive mechanism to redress the victims of the blockade, including the establishment of a compensation fund » During meetings with officials of the Belgian Foreign Ministry and the European Union … Dr. Al-Marri:We do not ask for standing with any of the parties to the crisis, but with the victims of the blockade » During a series of meetings with foreign and human rights officials of the parliament and the European Union … Dr. Al-Marri: The Gulf crisis is similar to what happened in Cuba is a recognition of the blockade on Qatar » The National Human Rights Committee honors its workers for their efforts Al-Marri: We are grateful for the efforts of the workers who stood with us hand in hand in the face of the blockade » The President of the National Human Rights Committee received the Ambassador of Turkey » The NHRC launched a “Education as a right and a duty” » Students of the Community College praised the efforts of the NHRC in exposing the violations of the blockade » Dr. Al-Marri calls for urgent action through the mechanisms of the Human Rights Council to redress the victims of the blockade » Dr. Al-Marri met in Geneva with the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders » The High Commissioner for Human Rights received Dr. Al Marri in Geneva » Secretary-General of the NHRC met with the Chairperson of The Human Rights Commission of Malaysia » A British parliamentary delegation to address the British Foreign Minister about the report the OHCHR mission on the blockade of Qatar » On the occasion of the National Sports Day … Al Attiyah: Sport has become a deeply rooted pattern among citizens and residents » Dr. Al-Marri: The “neutrality” of some countries encourages continued violations » Parallel to the signing of an petition by 15 MPs addressed to the Prime Minister: The British parliamentary mission calls on Teresa Mai to urge the blockade countries to respond to dialogue with Qatar » NHRC Statement No. 03/2018 on the statement of the countries of the blockade on the report of the OHCHR technical mission to the State of Qatar » In his meeting with the Ministers of State for the Middle East and Commonwealth Affairs of the British Foreign Office .. Dr. Al-Marri: How to preserve the unity of the GCC in light of the continued destruction of the social fabric » NHRC Statement No. (2) for the year 2018 On the life imprisonment sentenced to the Qatari citizen Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi » During a hearing in the Greek Parliament .. Al Marri: We call for the launch of a parliamentary campaign in solidarity with the victims of the blockade on Qatar » In his fourth European tour .. Dr. Al Marri from Greece:The UN report on the impacts of the blockade represents an international consensus to lift the injustice suffered by the victims » Statement of the National Human Rights Committee in Qatar No. 1 of 2018 Regarding the arbitrary detention of the Qatari citizen Sheikh Abdullah bin Ali Al-Thani in the United Arab Emirates » Report of the ohchr technical mission on the blockade imposed on Qatar and its impact on the situation of human rights » During a press conference: Al-Marri reviewed the report of the technical mission of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights on the blockade on Qatar » President of the NHRC participated in the extraordinary meeting of the Executive Committee of the Arab Network, in Jordan, on the latest developments regarding the city of Jerusalem » During a hearing in the House of Representatives in Rome: Dr. Al-Marri: We call on the United Nations General Assembly to adopt a global declaration against imposing blockade on peoples » Dr. Al-Marri discusses the impacts of the blockade on Qatar with the Italian Secretary-General for Foreign Affairs » The National Human Rights committee calls for an emergency meeting of the Human Rights Council on Jerusalem » NHRC booth at Doha international Book fair contains a section for the blockade on Qatar » Dr. Al-Marri during his speech at the APF 22nd Annual General Meeting: Great encouragement for the National Human Rights Committee to continue to uncover violations of the blockade » Statement of Qatar National Human Rights Committee No. 14/2017 “The escalation of hate speech and incitement to violence by the countries of the blockade” » NHRC received a delegation from Amnesty International on its second visit since the beginning of the blockade » Qatar National Human Rights Committee issued a statement on the difficulties faced by residents and citizens of the State in the performance of Umrah » Dr. Al-Marri met with the OHCHR Technical Mission » During a joint hearing in the British Parliament for NHRC and Amnesty: Dr. Al Marri: The interest of monitoring missions and international organizations in the humanitarian situation is positive but not sufficient » Statement of the National Human Rights Committee on the speech of HH the Emir of the State of Qatar at the opening of the 46th session of the Advisory (Shura) Council » Human Rights Celebrates the 15th Qatari Human Rights Day » NHRC welcomes the decision of the International Labor Organization dropping the complaint against Qatar » NHRC celebrates the Qatari Human Rights Day .. Al Attiyah: Great international gains for the State of Qatar in the field of human rights » During a meeting with representatives of human rights organizations and media in Italy; Dr. Al-Marri: we will continue to pinpoint the suffering of women and children in all international forums » NHRC Statement on the draft amendment to Article 7 of Law No. 21 of 2015 regulating the entry, exit and residence of expatriates » Intensive meetings with deputies, lords and ministers who remained in the British government …. Dr. Al-Marri: The persistence of the countries of the blockade in prolonging the crisis exacerbates the tragedy of the victims » Spanish dignitaries, ambassadors and intellectuals at the inauguration of the exhibition «Arabic Calligraphy on human rights in Islamic culture» in Madrid » Dr. Al-Marri: We are working to report, monitor and resolve the humanitarian cases affected by the blockade » Dr. Al Marri met with chairs of NHRIs of Algeria, Oman and Egypt » Dr. Al-Marri calls for drafting a charter of honor among Arab national human rights institutions During his speech at the General Assembly of the Arab Network of National Human Rights Institutions in Algeria » 190 Qatari students studying in Egypt are affected gross violations of the right to education » British Parliamentary Investigation Committee calls for lifting the blockade imposed on the state of Qatar » NHRC received a delegation of members of the British Parliament » The National Human Rights Committee issues the fourth report on the blockade » The NHRC issued its general report on the violation of the right to education resulting from the blockade » The NHRC issued its fourth report on the violations of the right to perform Hajj » Statement of Qatar National Human Rights Committee On the decision of the Saudi authorities to open up the land border and the direct air route to the pilgrims of the State of Qatar » Statement of Qatar National Human Rights Committee Concerning the complaint submitted by the besieging countries to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights » Statement of the National Human Rights Committee on the closure of the Al-Jazeera office in Al-Quds Al-Sharif by the Israeli occupation authorities » Statement of Qatar National Human Rights Committee on the violation of the right to private property by the United Arab Emirates » Statement of Qatar National Human Rights Committee on the violation of the right to private property by the United Arab Emirates » NHRC notes that it shall raise its concerns to the international human rights mechanisms, if restrictions on Hajj procedures are not lifted » Statement of the National Human Rights Committee on the establishment of the Compensation Claims Committee » Dr. Al-Marri: Prolonging the Mediation and Negotiations affects the rights of those affected by the blockade including the citizens of the State of Qatar and residents on its territory and the citizens of the besieging countries » Report Statement NHRC Second Report Regarding the Human Rights Violations as a Result of the Siege on the State of Qatar » NHRC Second Report Regarding the Human Rights Violations as a Result of the Siege on the State of Qatar » Dr.. Al-Marri: A great international response to lift the siege on Qatar » Members of the European Parliament: Qatar plays an important role in fighting terrorism » First Report Statement: Regarding the Human Rights Violations as a Result of the Siege on the State of Qatar » Dr Al Marri meets with office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, discusses human rights violations resulting from siege of Qatar. » Amnesty International calls for an immediate lifting of the siege of Qatar following meeting with NHRC » Qatar’s National Human Rights Committee responds to sudden ‘humanitarian’ directives from Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain » Statement on the report in Al – Arabiya on 5 June 2017 human rights organizations or “national arms” » Under the patronage of HH Sheikh Abdullah Bin Nasser Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, “International conference on Human rights- based approach to conflict situations in the Arab region” Sheraton Doha Hotel » Dr. Al Marri met with Director of the Middle East and North Africa division of the OHCHR and the new Director of the United Nations Centre for training and documentation » At the closing session of the training course on “the promotion and protection of human rights” in Bahrain Al Attiyah: We are keen on capacity-building of NHRIs in the GCC » Dr. Al Marri met the Kenyan Ambassador to the state » The National Human Rights Committee received a visit from the US women’s foreign policy Group delegation headed by Ms. Patricia Ellis. » NHRC held the fourth meeting with representatives of offices of the communities, employers and managers of enterprises in Qatar » Doha is hosting a regional conference on the role of the High Commissioner in promoting human rights in the Arab region » During the meeting of the Board of Trustees of the martyr Ali Hassan Al-Jaber competition: » Dr. Al Marri met the Eritrean Ambassador » Secretary General of Iran’s High Council for Human Rights received a visit from Dr. Al Marri » Meeting of Members of the Supreme organizing Committee for the “International Conference on the role of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Arab region” in Geneva » The NHRC held a meeting at its headquarters with a delegation from the Dubai Foundation for Women and Children » Secretary General of Iran’s High Council for Human Rights received a visit from Dr. Al Marri » Dr. Ali bin Smaikh Al Marri, chairman of the NHRC in his speech on the occasion of the celebration of Qatar National Day » Recommendations of the regoinal workshop on “the protection of refugees in humanitarian crises” » The NHRC participated in the regional meeting of experts on press freedom and human rights » The NHRC concluded the symposium organized in collaboration with the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of the Sultanate of Oman on (the ideal framework for how to deal with human rights issues through regional and international mechanisms) » NHRC concluded the “international mechanisms to protect migrant workers” training course » NHRC concluded the dialogue session organized in collaboration with the Qatar Foundation for Social Action on the development based on the principles of human rights » Dr. Al Marri met with Dr. Kuman » Al Attiyah met Minister in charge of Moroccans living abroad and migration affairs » Organized by the NHRC in collaboration with the General Secretariat of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers launching the second International Conference on the challenges to security and human rights in Tunisia » Dr. Al Marri met with Deputy Foreign Paraguay » The NHRC received a visit from students of Al Wakra secondary school » Dr. Al-Marri met with Member of the German Parliament » Dr. Al Marri met with Representative of The State Department’s Office of International Labor Affairs » During his meeting with Dr. Al Marri, El Arabi confirmed his attendance to the conference organized by the NHRC on the role of UNHCR in the Arab region » The NHRC organized in cooperation with the follow-up team to the recommendations of the International Conference on “Challenges to Security and human rights in the Arab region” » Dr. Al Marri received a visit from Bahrain’s Attorney General » Conclusion of with the training course held for the benefit of mosque leaders and preachers » The NHRC organized a training course for the benefit of mosque leaders and preachers » Qatar won membership of the Arab Commission on Human Rights » Members of the NHRC renewed confidence in Dr. Al-Marri » Al Marri met the Ambassador of the Republic of Paraguay to the State of Qatar » Al Marri met the Yemeni Human rights Minister » In collaboration with the General Secretariat of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers, the NHRC organizes the second Conference on the challenges to security and human rights in the Arab region in Tunisia » NHRC and the American Center for Labor Solidarity met the representatives of the communities » Al Marri met the Ambassador of the Republic of Croatia to the State » The National Human Rights Committee participated in monitoring the elections of the Moroccan Council of associations and authorities » Al Marri was nominated as the APF deputy chairperson » Dr. Marri chaired the 20th session of the Asia Pacific Forum; The Asia Pacific Forum has chosen Qatar to host a regional sub-office » Under the patronage of HE the Prime Minister And with the participation of more than 400 participants from international, regional and local institutions The National Human Rights Committee of Qatar organizes “The Third Arab-American-Iberian Dialogue of National Human Rights Institutions on “Combating Hate Speech and Extremism” » A delegation from NHRC visit the Qatar Foundation for Elderly People Care » Dr. Al Marri met the Ambassador of Ethiopia » Dr. Al Marri met the Ambassador of Syria » Dr. Al Marri met the Ambassador of Bangladesh » The Training course on the “Ideal framework for dealing with International Mechanisms for human rights protection” » Al Marri met member of the German Parliament » Press release » Al Marri met the secretary general of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers » Al Marri met the Tunisian Minister of Foreign Affairs » Mr. Mohsen Marzouk, the Political advisor to the President of the Republic of Tunisia,welcomed the Chairman of the NHRC » Opening offices for 4 communities at the headquarters of the National Human Rights Committee » A Lecture to the Cultural and Social Center for the Deaf » A Specialized training course in the field of human rights for the benefit of International Cooperation Departments » The NHRC and Qatar Social and Cultural Center for the Blind held a seminar on the political rights of persons with disabilities » Students of Ahmed bin Mohammed Military College visited The NHRC » Dr. Al Marri met the UN Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights Ivan Simonovic » Dr. Al Marri met theTunisian Minister of Justice » Dr. Al-Marri met the Secretary General of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers » The NHRC participates in The Thirteenth United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice » Al-Attiyah conducted a series of important meetings in Kuwait with Foreign Minister, Deputy Foreign Ministry, and the Chairman of the Kuwaiti National Assembly » The NHRC participated in the 28th session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva » The NHRC held award distribution ceremony of the competition of the martyr Ali Hassan Al-Jaber » Declaration of the winners of the “Award of the martyr Ali Hassan Al Jabir” in its 4th season » NHRC gave a Lecture at The Religious Institute of Qatar » Dr. Al Marri met the Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to Qatar » In collaboration with the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development, the NHRC organized “Calligraphy Exhibition on Human Rights in Islam” » Dr. Al Marri met Saudi ambassador to Qatar » In the first meeting of its kind with the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, Dr. Al Marri calls for strengthening the partnership between the NHRC and the UN HCHR Organizing an international conference on the role of the High Commission for Human Rights in the Arab region » Al Marri met president of the Human Rights Council » Awareness Committees on voter and candidate rights In the fifth Central Municipal Council » Dr. Al-Marri met Ambassador of the Kingdom of Spain to the State of Qatar » The National Human Rights Committee received a visit from Omar bin Abdul Aziz Independent School » Al-Attiyah met Ambassador of Ireland to the State of Qatar » Al-Marri met HE Netherlands’ Human Rights Ambassador » Al Marri met the director of the international labor standards department at ILO » Dr. Al Marri: National Sport Day reflects respect for human rights at all levels in Qatar » The NHRC has finished preparations to celebrate Qatar National Sport Day » Launching the workshop on with human rights issues through “Hot Lines” » By invitation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway: NHRC delegation to visit the Kingdom of Norway on February 1st, 2015 » The NHRC participates in The 25th edition of Doha International Book Fair » Dr. Al Marri Met Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Qatar » A Delegation from Ahmed Bin Mohammed Military College visited the NHRC » Launching the fourth season of “Martyr Ali Hassan Al Jaber Award” » Memorandum of Understanding between the NHRC and the Ministry of Human Rights in Yemen » At the conclusion of the regional workshop on the legal prospects of the asylum, Participants called on finding jobs for refugees and maintaining their right to education » Opening of the regional workshop on “the legal prospects for asylum” » NHRC and UNHCR Representative Office to the GCC organizes a regional workshop on the legal prospects for asylum » NHRC and UNHCR Representative Office to the GCC organizes a regional workshop on the legal prospects for asylum » NHRC organizes a project in collaboration with the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development » NHRC issued guidelines for education and healthcare centers in co-operation with the Supreme Education Council and Supreme Council of Health » Dr. Al Marri, the president of the Asia Pacific Forum presented a working paper in the Global Forum on Human Rights in Morocco » US Senate and the Department of Defense delegation visited the NHRC » Dr Ali Al Marri met the Belgium Ambassador » Al Marri met representative of the U.S. Department of Defense » NHRC celebrated Qatar national Human Rights Day » Security and Human Rights Conference Concluded » Al Marri Met National Human Rights Committees Officials On the sidelines of the international conference on challenges to security and human rights » HE Prime Minister and Interior Minister opened the international conference on challenges to security and human rights in the Arab region » NHRC to Hold Conference on Challenges to Security and Human Rights » Dr. Al-Marri: Persons with Disabilities Need further Efforts to be Integrated into Society » Al Marri: Israeli Violations Against Palestinians Surpass All International Conventions » Dr. Al-Marri met the Indian Ambassador to Qatar » Al-Attiyah met the Norwegian Ambassador » During the 27th session of the Human Rights Council: Al Marri commended efforts exerted by the State of Qatar in the field of human rights protection » Al-Attiyah met a delegation of the US Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor (DRL) » Al- Marri met Dr. Al Zayani, the GCC Secretary-General » Dr. Al Marri Met UK Secretary of State for Justice » Under the patronage of the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, the NHRC organizes the first conference of its kind on the challenges of security and human rights in the Arab region » Dr. Al Marri chaired the 19th meeting of the APF in the Indian capital New Delhi » NHRC celebrated the Garangao » The National Human Rights Committee Signed Cooperation Agreement with Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission » Dr. Al Marri Met The German Minister of State Prof. Dr. Maria Bohmer » Dr. Al Marri praises the openness of the state and its cooperation with international human rights mechanisms » The Human Rights Council commended the efforts of the State of Qatar in the field of the protection and promotion of human rights » The NHRC won the Golden Award under International Organization Category in the 11th Pan Arab Excellence Awards Competition » Dr. Al-Marri met the chairman of the Permanent Arab Committee on Human Rights of the Arab League » Secretary General meets the Norway’s Ambassador » Declaration of the winners of the “Award of the martyr Ali Hassan Al Jabir” » Reelecting Dr . Al Marri as President of the Sub-committee on accreditation for the third time » The NHRC concluded the training course on human rights protection mechanisms » The NHRC launched its new website » Al Marri met the ambassador of India to the State of Qatar » February 16, 14: Dr. Al Marri met Ambassador of the Philippine Embassy » February 12, 14: Launching the NHRC gym » The conclusion of the workshop and enhance the protection of refugees » Human Rights involved in the Doha International Book 24 » Excellency Secretary-General meets with a delegation Institute of Judicial Studies and Legal Kuwait » Officials, civil society organizations emphasize the importance of the development of Arab human rights system » Qatar became the focus of world attention » Electing Dr. Ali al Marri as the chairperson of The Asia Pacific Forum » DR OBAIDAN INAUGURATES REGIONAL WORKSHOP-VIOLENCE AGAINST GENDER » QATAR: PROMOTION OF LEGAL AWARENESS, CENTRAL TO ACHIEVING ARAB REVOLUTION OBJECTIVES » NHRC ORGANIZES WORKSHOP ON VIOLENCE AGAINST GENDER » DR AL-MARRY RECEIVES UNESCO DEPUTY DIRECTOR-GENERAL » DR ALI BEN SMAIKH AL-MARRY RECEIVES PALESTINIAN AMBASSADOR » EUROPEANS SPAR WITH RUSSIA, CHINA OVEER SYRIA » NHRC CHAIRMAN RECEIVES IRANIAN AMBASSADOR » NHRC CHAIRMAN RECEIVES GERMAN CHARGE DE AFFAIRS » NHRC TO HOST 18TH APF ANNUAL MEETING IN 2013 » INDIAN AMBASSADOR VISITS NHRC » EMIRI DECISION ON INCREASING EMPLOYERS PAY PROMOTES BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS IN QATAR, NHRC CHAIRMAN TELLS SHARQ DAILY » QATAR & MAURITANIA SIGN HUMAN RIGHTS MoU » NHRC CHAIRMAN MEETS A MAURITANIAN DELEGATION » NHRC CHAIRMAN MEETS BAHRAINI HUMAN RIGHTS DELEGATION » NHRC OPENS TRAINING SESSION FOR PREACHERS AND MOSQUE IMMAMS » NHRC ORGANIZES TRAINING SESSION FOR PREACHERS & MOSQUE IMMAMS » NHRC SIGNS MEMORADUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH THE SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY IN DUBAI » NHRC Honors Dr. Al Sulaiti » National Commission for Human Rights receives Omani counterpart » HE Chairman of the Committee receives the President of the Council of the Egyptian judiciary » NHRC HOLD EXHIBIT IN GENEVA » 43% CAST BALLOT IN CMC POLLS » AHR NATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ADOPT NHRC PROPOSAL » MEDIA PLAYS KEY ROLE IN HELPING SPECIAL NEEDS PEOPLE: FORUM » ON THE ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY OF THE ARAB HUMAN RIGHTS DAY NHRC CHAIRMAN, INAUGURATES NEW NHRC WEBSITE AND ANNOUNCES AWARD IN ALI HASSAN’S HONOUR » UN TO SEND HUMAN RIGHTS TEAM TO ASSESS TUNISIA SITUAION » CLOSER TIE UP BETWEEN GOVTS, CIVIL SOCIETY BODIES URGED » FORUM CONCLUDES; NO JOINT DECLARATION » NHRC CHAIRMAN MEETS DUTCH AMBASSADOR TO QATAR » CLOSER TIE UP BETWEEN GOVTS, CIVIL SOCIETY BODIES URGED » 7TH FORUM FOR THE FUTURE BEGINS TOMORROW (11/1/2011 » QATAR’S NHRC DELEGATION ACTIVITES IN THE SULTANATE OF OMAN » THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE FOREIGN MINISTRY OF THE SULTANATE OF OMAN RECEIVES H.E. DR. ALI AL MARRY » NHRC HOSTS CIVIL SOCIETY FORUM » QATAR MARKS INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY » REACTION TO QATAR WINNING 2022 FIFA WORLD CUP BID » NHRC CHAIRMAN RECEIVES UN OFFICIAL » MARYAM AL-ATTIYAH RECEIVES ROYAL DUTCH AMBASSADOR » NHRC WANTS DEPORTATION CENTRES SHIFTED » AT NHRC NEW HQ OPENING CEREMONY: “WORKER SPONSORSHIP SYSTEM MAY GO”, PM » PRIME MINISTER OPENS NHRC NEW HQ THURSDAY-11/11/2010 » NHRC CHAIRMAN MEETS PHILIPPINES AMBASSADOR » DR ALI BIN SMAIKH AL-MARRY NHRC CHAIRMAN, DR YUSOF AL-OBAIDAN, DTY CHAIRMAN, MARIAM BINT ABDALLAH AL-ATTIYAH, SEC GENERAL » (NHRC) & (FANAR) TO PUBLISH BOOK IN ARABIC AND ENGLISH ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN ISLAM » NHRC PRESIDENT, (NHRC EXCEEDED ITS NATIONAL SURROUNDINGS TO REGIONAL AND ARAB DOMAINS) » DR MARRI, (QATAR IS KEEN TO INVOLVE YOUNG PEOPLE IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS) » CLOSING SESSION OF WORKSHOP OPENED BY HER EXCELLENCY NHRC SECRETARY GENERAL ON (PROTECTION OF PRISONERS AND PERSONS DEPRIVED OF THEIR LIBERTY) » AL MARRI: ARAB AND IBERO-AMERICAN MEETING PROVIDED A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD BRIDGE OF CONTACTS » EMIRI DECISION ESTABLISHING NHRC COMMITTEE » NHRC MOVES TO NEW HQ, FERIJ ABDULAZIZ » THE PROTECTION OF PRISONERS & PERSONS DEPRIVED OF THEIR LIBERTY » NHRC PRESIDENT ADDRESSES FORUM AT CENTRE FOR S-W ASIA & ARAB REGION » NHRC President Leads Delegation to Alexandria 2nd Regional Conference on Capital Punishment-Death Penalty » NHRC CHAIRMAN PARTICIPATES IN A MEETING IN CAIRO TO DEFINE POWERS OF AN ARAB HUMAN RIGHTS EXPERT GROUP » NHRC CHAIRMAN MEETS DELEGATION FROM OMAN’S NHRC » NHRC HONORS WINNERS OF CONTEST “KNOW YOUR RIGHTS” » HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL ENDORSES QATAR MECHANISM OF UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW » NHRC ANNOUNCES STUDENT WINNERS OF THE (KNOW YOUR RIGHTS) CONTEST » FINAL COMMUNIQUE OF (THE DOHA WORKSHOP FOR THE PEACEFUL RESOLUTON OF DISPUTES AND DEMOCRATIC TRANSITION) » MARIAM AL-ATTIYAH MEETS PRESIDENT OF BAHRAIN’S HUMAN RIGHTS FOUNDATION » CALL FOR MUTUAL RESPECT TO OVERCOME CONFLICTS » DOHA WORKSHOP FOR THE PEACEFUL RESOLUTION OF DISPUTES, AND TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY SAT-SUN: 29-30TH MAY 2010 » DR ALI AL-MARRI RECEIVES BRAZILIAN AMBASSADOR » QATAR HOSTS 7TH FUTURE FORUM THIS YEAR » NHRC PRESIDENT MEETS UN HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS » FIRST FORUM OF NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS IN GCC COUNTRIES CONCLUDES » FIRST GULF FORUM ON NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS KICKS OFF » NHRC CHAIRMAN OUTLINES ACTIVITIES AND OBJECTIVS OF FIRST GULF FORUM FOR HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS » NHRC TO HOST 1ST FORUM FOR GULF HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTES 20TH APRIL 2010 » NHRC CHAIRMAN: QATAR KEEN ON PROMOTING HUMAN RIGHTS CULTURE » NHRC CHAIRMAN LEADS HIGH-POWERED DELEGATION TO WASHINGTON & NEW YOURK STATE » NHRC CHAIRMAN ADDRESSES 23RD SESSION OF NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUATIONS IN GENEVA » NHRC SECRETARY GENERAL OPENS COURSE ON HUMAN RIGHTS » 5TH EURO-ARAB DIALOGUE CONFERENCE ON HUMAN RIGHTS-WOMEN RIGHTS, OPENS IN DOHA » NHRC HOSTING EURO-ARAB DIALOGUE CONFERENCE MONDAY (8/3/2010) » HH SH MOZAH SPONSORS FORUM ON: (DRAFT DOCUMENT ON UNIVERSAL DECLARATION ON HUMAN DIGNITY) » NHRC CHAIRMAN ANNOUNCES (FORUM ON UNIVERSAL DECLARAION OF HUMAN DIGNITY), HH SH MOZA SPONSORS FORUM & NHRC CONDUCTING RESEARCH ON RIGHTS OF CHILDREN BORN BY QATARI WOMEN MARRIED TO NON-QATARIES » NHRC TO HOLD FORUM ON HUMAN DIGNITY » H.E. AL-MAHMOUD REVIEWS HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN QATAR. » NHRC CHAIRMAN, RECEIVES AMBASSADOR EXPTRAORDINAR & PLENIPOTENTIARY OF IRAN » NHRC SIGNS MEMO OF UNDERSTANDING WITH SUPREME COUNCIL FOR FAMILY AFFAIRS (SCFA) » NHRC SECRETARY GENERAL RECEIVES UNHRC GULF REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR REFUGEES » NHRC PRESIDENT CHAIRS ARAB LEAGUE HUMAN RIGHTS MEETING » QATAR REPORT ON THE MECHANISM FOR THE UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW (UPR) TO BE TABLED, 7TH SESSION OF UPR WORKING GROUP, GENEVA, 8TH-9TH FRBRUARY. » QATAR TV (DECISION IS YOURS) HOSTS H.E. NHRC CHAIRMAN TONIGHT » NHRC HOLDS SEMINAR ON RIGHTS OF WORKERS TO LEADERS OF NEPALESE COMMUNITY » NHRC JOINS UN & OTHER WORLD COUNTRIES MARKING 61ST ANNIVERSARY OF ADOPTION OF UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS DECLARATION » NHRC MARKS INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY » NHRC CHAIRMAN RECEIVES KOREAN AMBASSADOR & ACTING UNHRC REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF REGIONAL REPRESENTATION » NHRC WORKSHOP ON SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AT THE WORKPLACE CONCLUDES » NHRC SEMINAR FOCUSES ON \”RIGHT TO HOUSING\” » NHRC MARKS NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY, 11TH NOV 2009 » NHRC HOLDS SEMINAR ON RIGHTS OF WORKERS TO LEADERS OF FILIPINO COMMUNITY » NHRC WORKING ON CODE OF CONDUCT ON \”SOCIAL COMMITMENT\” » DOHA: SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION OF THE CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN SECURITY » THE THIRD REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON HUMAN SECURITY IN ARAB COUNTRIES KICKS OFF IN DOHA » REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON ARAB HUMAN SECURITY IN DOHA » NHRC PARTICIPATES IN ORGANIZING A CONFERENCE ON ARAB HUMAN SECURITY IN DOHA MONDAY-TUESDAY (12-13/10/2009) » Qatar praises Yemen’s stance on human rights » NHRC LAUNCHES THREE MAJOR PUBLIC INFORMATION CAMPAIGNS: \”YOU HAVE THE RIGHT\”, \”CITIZENS AND RESIDENTS RIGHTS\” & \”THE HUMAN RIGHTS CAMP\” » INDIAN AMBASSADOR VISITS NHRC HQ » ARAB LEAGUE HAILS QATAR EFFORTS TO PROTECT HUMAN RIGHTS » NHRC RECEIVES MEMBERSHIP OF TWO REGIONAL, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS » QATAR PROMOTES REGIONAL EFFORTS IN THE SUPPORT AND PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS » NEW IAEA CHIEF ELECTED » 3RD TRAINING SESSION FOR CIVIL SOCIETY INSTITUTIONS IN THE GULF AND YEMEN, HELD IN DOHA » IRAQI AMBASSADOR VISITS NHRC HQ » LACK OF FUNDS THREATENS AID TO PAKISTAN\ » INAUGURATION OF UNITED NATIONS HUMAN RIGHTS CENTRE IN DOHA » OHCHR OPENS NEW REGIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS HUB IN DOHA » OHCHR’s CENTRE FOR SOUTH WEST ASIA AND THE ARAB REGION TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY-27TH MAY 2009) » NHRC TRAINING COURSE FOR LAW ENFORCERS IN QATAR – 3RD & FINAL PART » NHRC TRAINING COURSE FOR LAW ENFORCERS IN QATAR OPENS » NHRC TRAINING COURSE FOR LAW ENFORCERS IN QATAR » NHRC RELEASES BOOKLET ON EXPATRIATES » DOHA FORUM DEBATES \\\”HUMAN RIGHTS & THE REPERCUSSIONS OF GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS: » A TRAINING SESSION TO DEFINE BASIC HUMAN RIGHT FOR THE BENEFIT OF LAW ENFORCERS » THE FIRST FORUM FOR GULF DEAF ASSOCIATIONS OPENS IN DOHA » FIRST 2-DAY DOHA FORUM FOR GULF DEAF ASSOCIATIONS ENDS » WORKSHOP ON HUMAN RIGHTS CONCLUDES » TRAINING COURSE ON UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL AHEAD OF NHRC UPR REPORT 2010 » NHRC PRESIDENT: “QATAR ACCESSION TO THE CONVENTION ON ENDING DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN- A POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT IN THE MARCH OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN QATAR” » ARAB-SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES SUMMIT CONCLUDES » FIDH PRESIDENT VISITS NHRC H.Q. » NHRC, US INSTITUION SIGN MoU ON COOPERATION IN TRAINING & EXCHANGE OF EXPERTISE » UN EXPERT: SUB-PRIME CRISIS SHOWS NEED TO IMPROVE HOUSING POLICY » Qatar rejects US rights report » NHRC Activities, February 2009 » QATAR TO RATIFY UN CONVENTION ON WOMEN » QATAR, JORDAN DISCUSS HUMAN RIGHTS RELATED MATTERS » OBAMA SAYS US CAN WORK WITH MUSLIMS: OIC » RIGHTS TRAINING FOR JORNALISTS CONCLUYDES » WORKSHOP ON MEDIA COVERAGE OF HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES » NHRC CONDEMNS ISRAELI ATROCITIES IN GAZA WHILE SH MOZAH CALLS FOR CREATING SAFE HAVENS FOR CIVILIANS THERE » UN FAILS TO MAKE PROGRESS ON GAZA » THIRD REGIONAL TRAINING COURSE ON HUMAN RIGHTS CONCLUDES IN SANA » 3RD REGIONAL TRAINING SESSION IN PROGRESS IN SANA » FIRST ARAB HUMAN RIGHTS CONFERENCE CONCLUDES » 1st Arab Conference for Human Rights Opened in Doha today. » THE TWIN BOND BETWEEN HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEVELOPMENT ISSUES-A GLOBAL OBJECTIVE: NHRC VICE PRESIDENT » NHRC DELEGATION LED BY VICE-PRESIDENT VISITS FRANCE TO FURTHER CONSOLIDATE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS IN THE TWO COUNTRIES » QATAR MARKS HUMAN RIGHTS NATIONAL DAY » ALJAZEERA NET INITIATIVE-A SUBSTANTIAL ADDITION TO THE HUMAN RIGHTS MOVEMENT IN QATAR: NHRC SECRETARY GENERAL » THAI AMBASSADOR VISITS NHRC, MEETS SECRETARY GENERAL » NEW UNHCHR OPENS 9TH SESSION OF UNHRC & QATAR PERMENANT GENEVA UN REPRESENTATIVE ADDRESSES SESSION » QATAR PROVIDES ENOUGH GUARANTEES OF HUMAN RIGHTS TO BOTH CITIZENS AND RESIDENTS, Dr. Al-Merry » NHRC STAFF BID THEIR PRESIDENT FAREWELL, WISHING HIM ALL THE BEST AT HIS NEW DESIGNATION » THE PIVOTAL ROLE OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS IN THE ARAB PENINSULA AND GULF STATES » REGIONAL PROGRAMME FOR HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS IN THE ARABIAN PENINSULA AND THE GULF STATES » WORKSHOP ON NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS (NHRIs) & HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS-WEST ASIA OPENS IN DOHA » NATIONAL WORKSHOP MARKS QATAR IMPLEMENTATION OF UN CONVENTION ON RIGHTS OF (PWD) » A SESSION FOR TRAINING TRAINERS IN THE FIELD OF PROMOTING HUMAN RIGHTS AWARENESS OPENS AT THE MILLENNIUM HOTEL » RIGHTS OF ORPHANS IN SHARIA (ISLAMIC LAWS), INTERNATIONAL CONVENANTS AND NATIONAL LEGISLATION » WORLD & ARAB LEADERS WELCOME THE ELECTION OF NEW LEBANESE PRESIDENT » SECOND AND FINAL DAY: FORUM ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE POLITICAL & JUDICIARY MESSAGE IN ARAB COUNTRIES » DAY ONE: FORUM ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE POLITICAL & JUDICIARY MESSAGE IN ARAB COUNTRIES » ARABS MULLING FOOD CRISIS FUND » 3-DAY TRAINING SESSION IN HUMAN RIGHTS FOR CONCERNED FOREIGN MINISTRY OFFICIALS CLOSES » NHRC & MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS JOINTLY ORGANIZE FORUM ON PROMOTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS LEGISLATION IN THE COUNTRY » DAR AL-SHARQ AND NHRC SIGN UNDERSTANDING AND COOPERATION ACCORD » NHRC MEDIA TRAINING SESSION: DAY FOUR, CLOSING SESSION .. Draft charter of honour on behalf of Qatari Journalists on fair media reporting of elections; • The moral responsibility of the media (Arabic); • Presentation of Discretionary Certificates; » NHRC MEDIA TRAINING COURSE: DAY THREE • Monitoring and evaluating electoral procedures before and after the polling process; • Further discussion of proposed Media Action Plan for covering Elections. » NHRC MEDIA TRAINING COURSE: DAY TWO * Journalist: Shuqair: Journalism has a role in exposing vote rigging; * Journalist Hilmi: i) right to information is a basic human right; ii) Media Election coverage can be objective, biased or interpreted. » NHRC MEDIA TRAINING COURSE BEGINS » THE FAIR COVERAGE OF ELECTIONS FORUM OPENS AT NHRC HQ » CLOSING SESSION OF TRAINING COURSE ON HUMAN RIGHTS: (ECONOMIC & SOCIAL) » TRAINING COURSE IN THE FIELD OF HUMAN RIGHTS (ECONOMIC & SOCIAL RIGHTS) » A COMPREHENSIVE NATIONAL PLAN TO PROMOTE HUMAN RIGHTS » SUPREME COUNCIL FOR FAMILY AFFAIRS HOLDs SYMPOSIUM ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN * Instructions from Shaikha Mouza to look into subject * SCFA considering an initiative for suggestions on policy or legislation on subject. » WORKSHOP ON PROMOTING \”HUMAN RIGHTS CULTURE IN QATARI SOCIETY\” ENDS * Conferees call for promoting awareness of human rights among public; * Participants stress importance of media role; * Public confidence in government performance emphasized; * Qatar acquiring exemplary status in co-existence between different cultures. » UN DEVELOPMENT AGENCY SEEKS $10 MILLION TO HELP WOMEN & GIRLS IN CRISIS » NHRC CHAIRMAN: NO POLITICAL PRISONERS OR FORCED EXPULSION IN QATAR » FORUM ON \”RIGHT TO PSYCHOTHERAPY-ASSESSMENT & INVESTIGATION CALLS FOR NATIONAL STRATEGY TO ENHANCE PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES » ON THE 1ST DAY OF THE FORUM ON \”THE RIGHT TO PSYCHOTHERAPY-ASSESSEMENT & INVESTIGATION\”: » FORUM ON “THE RIGHT TO PSYCHOTHERAPY-ASSESSMENT & INVESTIGATION” LAUNCHED TODAY » NHRC SECRETARY GENERAL GIVES WIDE RANGING INTERVIEW » QATARI PROPOSALS AT CAIRO FORUM ON HUMAN RIGHTS » NHRC & AND THE DEMOCRACY & HUMAN RIGHTS PROGRAMME ORGANIZE CAIRO FORUM » NHRC CALLS FOR WORKERS SAFETY IN SUMMER » QATAR FIRST IN MIDEAST TO PUBLISH HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT »

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