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Inaccuracies in UN Human Rights Report Deplored Russia eyes more Mientras hay vida, hay OPEC esperanza. Mexico’s cooperation resilience is its strength. Apple is contributing 8P 09 $1M to recovery efforts. #FuerzaMexico @tim_cook Today’s Weather Saturday, September 23, 2017 Issue No. 7513 200 Fils Max Min www.newsofbahrain.com www.facebook.com/nobonline newsofbahrain 38444680 nob_bh 37 °C 29°C Inaccuracies in UN human rights report Qatar crisis deplored DT News Network Geneva ahrain has deplored the inaccuracies in the report presented by Assistant BSecretary-General for Human Rights Andrew Gilmour. Expressing regret over the inaccuracies in the report, the Bahrain’s Permanent could last Mission in Geneva in a reply to Gilmour’s report said the conclusions and observations in the report were not based on facts and lacked objectivity. x On several occasions, Bahrain has affirmed its full respect for the rules of Turkey says Iraqi Kurd civil society participation in the work of the United Nations and in particular the vote ‘illegitimate’ Human Rights Council, the Permanent Ankara DT News Network Mission in Geneva said during an urkey has slammed a longer:[email protected] FM interactive dialogue with the Human planned independence Rights Advisory Committee. referendumT in Iraq’s Manama Bahrain is against human rights activists Kurdistan region next week oreign Affairs Minister Shaikh being persecuted or subjected to any form as “illegitimate”, indicating Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa has of threat, retaliation or arbitrary arrests. Ankara will retaliate if it saidF that the current crisis with Qatar Free expression and opinion are went ahead. “The illegitimate could continue for another decade if safeguarded in the Constitution, national and unacceptable nature of no “actual solution” is attained. laws and international standards, and the referendum has been “Defending our interests shouldn’t the Kingdom of Bahrain has provided a specified once again,” the be connected with a time frame even wide and unprecedented space among the National Security Council if the crisis lasted for ten years”, region to exercise all these rights. said. the minister told Russia Today TV It also affirmed the independent Miss Turkey loses crown during an interview on Thursday, protection mechanisms established by adding: “What is important is finding Bahrain for all prisoners and detainees, over coup tweet a real solution.” as well as the conditions for investigation Istanbul Shaikh Khalid also said that the and fair trial through the appointment of a he winner of Turkey’s anti-terror quartet is keen to preserve lawyer and the provision of legal assistance national beauty pageant the Gulf Cooperation Council and he Foreign Affairs Minister Shaikh Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa to all of them to file any complaint wasT forced to hand back her hoped that the crisis will be dealt with them. We haven’t asked anyone stances towards the ongoing crisis, concerning allegations of torture and other crown hours after winning, before the GCC Summit to be held to surrender, threatened them or in addition to the Kuwaiti efforts cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment to over a tweet relating to in Kuwait. blockaded them as Qatar claims. But to solve the issue. Bahrain, Saudi the relevant and impartial authorities in the failed coup that was “The crisis lasted for over 100 we have shut the doors on the face Arabia, the UAE and Egypt cut full. deemed offensive. Itir Esen, days but the causes of the crisis have of the Qatari evil doings. We’re still diplomatic ties with Qatar on June 8 In this context, the delegation reminded 18, won Miss Turkey 2017 been there for several years before. ready to discuss with Qatar, within over the latter’s support to terrorism the Assistant Secretary-General that he is on Thursday night and We have been tolerant for a long the framework of demands we have in the region, meddling in domestic in direct and close contact with the Human was going to represent the period of time in regards to the set to end the crisis,” Shaikh Khalid affairs of countries, sheltering Rights Council bureau on a number of country in the Miss World Qatari behaviours. Agreements have said in the interview. He also noted wanted individuals and attempting individual cases raised in the previous competition in China. been signed but Doha didn’t respect the US role in the region and its to overthrow the Gulf regimes. period, including those contained in this report. P 02 P 03 P 06 N Korea Health Minister threatens Ending Syria visits domestic H-bomb test crisis violence victim over Pacific 2 Saturday, September 23, 2017 Ending Syria crisis Foreign Minister participates in international meeting on Syria New York brotherly Syrian people is the through the Royal Charity of the 72nd session of the United Council resolution 2254 and expansionist ambitions or to ahrain’s Foreign Minister worst humanitarian disaster Organisation to provide various Nations General Assembly in Geneva Statement of the Year support the militias. yesterday called on the since the Second World War,” forms of help and support to the New York. 2012, and by respecting the will of Further highlighting the depth internationalB community said Minister of Foreign Affairs, people of Syria.” Shaikh Khalid stressed that the Syrian people”. of the crisis, Shaikh Khalid called to ramp up efforts to find a Shaikh Khalid bin Ahmed Al The Minister was speaking there is a need for “enhancing The minister also praised the on the international community comprehensive solution to the Khalifa. during the high-level International cooperation outcome of the Astana talks to support the countries that Syrian crisis by “respecting the In this regard, the Minister international meeting on Syria to return Syria to the path of and urged all to abide by them bear the brunt of hosting the will of the Syrian people”. further said: “Bahrain has been held at the initiative of the security and stability.” and not to allow any party to Syrian brothers and provide “The disaster facing the and will remain committed European Union on the sidelines “It should be based on Security exploit them in order to serve them with aid and relief. 2 Saturday, September 23, 2017 Saturday, September 23, 2017 3 Bahrain’s human rights Health Minister protection efforts lauded Ending Syria crisis DT News Network Geneva The representatives of India, Iraq, visits domestic he delegates to the 36th Session of the Human Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, RightsT Council in Geneva yesterday praised the Lithuania, Maldives, Morocco, Oman, statement made by Assistant Pakistan, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Foreign Minister, Abdulla violence victim bin Faisal bin Jabur Al Sierra Leone and Sudan expressed their Doseri, on Bahrain’s position on the recommendations appreciation for the efforts made by contained in the report of the the Kingdom of Bahrain to promote working group on the third comprehensive international and protect human rights review. Foreign Minister participates in international meeting on Syria The representatives of India, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, The delegates Delegation of Bahrain and New York brotherly Syrian people is the through the Royal Charity of the 72nd session of the United Council resolution 2254 and expansionist ambitions or to Lebanon, Libya, Lithuania, recommended to the Human specifically the measures ahrain’s Foreign Minister worst humanitarian disaster Organisation to provide various Nations General Assembly in Geneva Statement of the Year support the militias. Maldives, Morocco, Oman, Rights Council to adopt the taken by the Kingdom, Byesterday called on the since the Second World War,” forms of help and support to the New York. 2012, and by respecting the will of Further highlighting the depth Pakistan, the Philippines, report in the outputs of the which contributed to the international community said Minister of Foreign Affairs, people of Syria.” Shaikh Khalid stressed that the Syrian people”. of the crisis, Shaikh Khalid called Saudi Arabia, Sierra Leone Universal Periodic Review of strengthening of the labour to ramp up efforts to find a Shaikh Khalid bin Ahmed Al The Minister was speaking there is a need for “enhancing The minister also praised the on the international community and Sudan expressed their the Kingdom of Bahrain. market and in particular comprehensive solution to the Khalifa. during the high-level International cooperation outcome of the Astana talks to support the countries that appreciation for the clear The representatives of the flexible work permit Syrian crisis by “respecting the In this regard, the Minister international meeting on Syria to return Syria to the path of and urged all to abide by them bear the brunt of hosting the efforts made by the Kingdom India and Philippines also and efforts to promote and will of the Syrian people”. further said: “Bahrain has been held at the initiative of the security and stability.” and not to allow any party to Syrian brothers and provide of Bahrain to promote and commended the contents of protect the rights of workers “The disaster facing the and will remain committed European Union on the sidelines “It should be based on Security exploit them in order to serve them with aid and relief. protect human rights. the speech of the Head of in general. Health Minister Faeqa Al Saleh visiting Zahra Subhi at Salmaniya Medical Complex DT New Network providing the best services despite that her condition [email protected] to patients to ensure their allows her to be discharged. safety. The horrific domestic Manama The visit came on the Hijri violence case became the ealth Minister Faeqa New Year holiday, a day talk of the town after she Al Saleh on Thursday after a local daily claimed appeared in a video in a Hvisited the domestic violence that Subhi was asked by terrible shape narrating how victim who was brutally SMC administration to leave her ex-husband and father beaten up by her ex-husband the hospital.
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