Amnesty International describes the actions against Qatar as "arbitrary"

Amnesty International describes the actions against Qatar as "arbitrary"


History of edits:: 2017/6/10

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{International: Euphrates News} Amnesty International described in the statement of the actions taken by Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain following the announcement to sever ties with Qatar on Monday to "arbitrary" to stop calling "that immediately."
Amnesty International said in a statement , "measures manipulating the lives of thousands, and cause the division of families and the destruction of the livelihoods of peoples and education."
Condemned the statement "strongly" the threat of the three countries harsh sanctions against those who criticize these measures, considering that these threats represent a "flagrant violation of freedom of expression , " stressing "the need to respect these countries human rights and to stop these arbitrary measures immediately."
Turning the organization in its statement to monitor the status of a Saudi man who lives in the Qatari capital, Doha , with his wife , Qatar, he told her that he is unable to visit his mother , who suffered a serious illness in hospital in Saudi Arabia because if left Qatar will not be able to return to it again and will be deprived of seeing his wife and children in Doha.
UN statement also said that it had conducted interviews with a number of Qatari students who were unable to continue their education in the UAE and Bahrain because of these procedures and that one of the students Qatari reported to the organization that all of her classes in the UAE for the rest of the year have been canceled automatically after the issuance of the decision to boycott.

International Organization explained that " the authority of the state in regulating immigration and restrict restricted international human rights law , " arguing that it "can not justify discrimination in treatment between different categories of non - citizens unless they are necessary to achieve a legitimate objective" ... "The arbitrary division of the families as part immigration policies violates the right to family life. "
According to the National Commission for Human Rights in Qatar, more than 11 thousand citizens of Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and the UAE in Qatar live. Many Qataris and also lives in the three countries are all affected by these measures.
In this context, the deputy director of the program of global issues Amnesty International, James Lynch, who was in Doha last week said that "these radical measures have already brutal effect , " explaining that it resulted in the "separation of children from parents and husbands for wives not only Qatar, but also from countries that implement these measures "..." these victims may lose their jobs and disrupted their education. "
Lynch also called on all States parties to the crisis to ensure that its lead to violations of the rights Alansan.anthy

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