Doha comes under worldwide rebuke

CAIRO – 15 September 2017: The World resolutely turns against Qatar, in the sharpest and the widest range campaign to have ever been witnessed by the country.

Doha won’t apparently get a free pass on its record of sponsoring terrorism that had plagued the whole world, as the Arab Federation for Human Rights (AFHR) submitted a report on Friday to the National Institutions and Regional Mechanisms section in the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, dusting off the crimes and violations committed by Qatari regime.

The following is a quick wrap up of how the repercussions of Qatar’s involvement in terrorism resonate in every corner of the World.

“Qatar, Global Security and Stability” conference in London

On Thursday, Qatari opposition figures inaugurated the “Qatar, and Global Security and Stability” Conference that saw the attendance of members of parliamentarians and former state officials from different countries, who have dusted off the crimes and violations committed by the ever-encroaching Qatari regime.



Kahled Al Hail

Kahled Al Hail, an exiled Qatari opposition figure revealed that the Qatari regime attempted to inhibit the conference, accusing the ruling family of corruption, especially regarding the millions of dollars that Qatar splurged on World Cup venues.

Al Hail accused Iran of smuggling drugs into Qatar, which opened its markets for Iran and Turkey following the boycotting and embargoing decisions of the quartet countries.
British member of parliament (MP) Daniel Kawczynski said that terrorism funding cannot happen without the knowledge of governments, and that the west realizes that local entities in the Middle East fund terror.

“We do not like the fact that Qatar supports Al Nusra Front in Syria, the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas. It is allied with Iran, which claims that Bahrain is part of its territories. It supports the Houthis in Yemen,” American businessman Dov Zakheim, who served in the Reagan administration at the Department of Defense, said.

Lord Paddy Ashdown, ambassador Bill Richardson, Iain Duncan Smith, John Simpson, Jamie Rubin, General Chuck Wald, Brigadier General Shlomo Brom, Dov Zakheim and MP Daniel Kawczynski joined leading Middle East commentators and members of the Qatari opposition to debate the past, present and likely future of Qatar.

“Anti Qatar-linked terrorism” conference in Poland

On the sidelines of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) conference, the anti-terrorism conference participants in Poland called on European countries to sever ties with Doha over its alleged support of terrorism and to follow the Saudi-led coalition against Qatar.

They also called on the European Criminal Court to track down crimes committed by Qatar, which have led to the loss of thousand of innocent lives around the globe.
France, Germany, Switzerlans stand against terror of Qatar.


France, Germany, Switzerland stand against terror of Qatar

Following Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad’s arrival in Germany, Arab communities in Berlin held on Friday morning a protest against the atrocities of the Qatari regime.

The participants condemned Tamim’s current visit to Germany, hoisting a number of banners denouncing Qatar’s involvement in sponsoring and harboring terrorists.



German Chancellor Angela Merkel (R) and Qatar's ruler Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani in Berlin, September 17, 2014- Reuters

In Paris, A number of representatives of political parties and human rights organizations organized a massive demonstration on Friday, with placards and calls for the world to stand against terrorism of Qatar.

In a show of solidarity with the “International Campaign Against Qatar’s Financing of Terrorism,” launched two days ago, the protesters hoisted signs reading "Qatar Terrorism Threatens the World” and “We Stand Against Qatar’s Terrorism," repudiating Tamim’s current tour to a number of European countries, including France and Germany.

The protesters demanded justice for the thousands of innocent lives lost in Qatar-linked acts of terrorism in Europe, Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Yemen, calling on the French parliament to suspend relations with Qatar and on the international community to impose economic and diplomatic sanctions on Doha.



Arab communities in Berlin protest against Qatar, September 17, 2017- Archive - cover


At the host country of the UN headquarters, The AFHR arranged a massive demonstration against the Qatari regime in Geneva, on the sidelines of the Human Rights council spin-off meeting titled "Global Campaign Against Qatar’s Financing for Terrorism."