DOHA: Qatar on Monday urged the free entry of aid into Gaza and welcomed the partial reopening of the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and the Palestinian territory as a “step in the right direction.”
“Qatar affirms that the opening of the Rafah land border crossing in the southern Gaza Strip to the movement of Palestinians is a step in the right direction toward addressing the tragic situation of civilians,” the Gulf state’s foreign ministry said.
Qatar also “stressed the necessity for all parties to fully implement the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip and to open the crossings to ensure the sustainable and unimpeded flow of humanitarian aid to the Strip.”
Qatar calls for free entry of aid to Gaza with Rafah reopening
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Qatar calls for free entry of aid to Gaza with Rafah reopening
- Rafah border crossing is located between Egypt and the Palestinian territory of Gaza
UK prosecutors charge man with crimes against humanity linked to 2011 Syria protests
LONDON: British prosecutors charged a UK-resident man with crimes against humanity allegedly committed in Syria, linked to his role quelling demonstrations in April 2011, Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) said on Monday.
“The 58-year-old man, who now lives in the UK, has been charged in relation to his time working in the Syrian Air Force Intelligence (AFI) in Damascus,” the London-based CTP said.
Police said he was accused of multiple counts of murder as a crime against humanity as well as torture, in the “first prosecution of its kind in the UK.”
“The 58-year-old man, who now lives in the UK, has been charged in relation to his time working in the Syrian Air Force Intelligence (AFI) in Damascus,” the London-based CTP said.
Police said he was accused of multiple counts of murder as a crime against humanity as well as torture, in the “first prosecution of its kind in the UK.”
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