Human rights organization: the forced disappearance of Egyptians in Qatar is an unforgivable crime

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The President of the United Nations Human Rights Organization, Mohamed Abdel Naim, stressed that the Egyptian citizens' enforced disappearance in Qatar is a violation of all international human rights standards and covenants, stressing that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states in Article 9: "No one shall be detained or detained. Or arbitrary exile ".

In a statement today, Abdel-Naim expressed his condemnation of the Qatari authorities' arrest of two Egyptian citizens, Waleed Abdel Aziz and Ali Mohamed Salem, for seven months without charge or even informing their relatives of any details of the circumstances or reasons for their detention.

"We are determined to submit a legal and legal complaint to stand by the victims, the most important of which is to bring this complaint before the Human Rights Council, which is holding its 41st session in Geneva from June 24 to July 12," said Naeem. "The UN Special Rapporteur on enforced disappearances, Which are guaranteed by international human rights instruments and put pressure on national authorities to respond.

Naeem appealed to the Ministry of Egyptians abroad to quickly move to uncover the truth that the Qatari authorities are fleeing, stressing that he does not tolerate any violations against any Egyptian citizen abroad, and demanded the provision of security and care required of citizens detained in Qatar, and allow them to have a lawyer to know their case, The reasons for their detention and thus ensure a fair and fair trial, warning at the same time of the persistence of the Qatari authorities in the mixing of papers, and the policy of retaliation against whom they consider to be opponents, at the expense of the citizens of these countries.