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Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne in the toilet of Hamad Airport in Doha, the capital of Qatar. Following the discovery of an abandoned newborn. Explained that women passengers on the airplanes subjected to a forced gynecological examination.
Payne stated that the situation was a violation of human rights. It called on the international community not to remain silent.
In the toilet of Hamad International Airport in the capital of Qatar, last Sunday. It stated that a woman gave birth and left her baby. Airport authorities had women passengers examined gynecologically without their consent to find the missing mother. It stated that 13 of the women examined were Australian citizens moving from Doha to Sydney.
Australian Foreign Minister Marisa Payne stated that women passengers on 10 aircrafts departing from the airport were subjected to forced searches. Described the situation as “grossly disturbing and aggressive”.
Payne urged the international community not to remain silent on the incident. Women passengers examined without their consent. Stated that the authorities had rushed off the plane and took them to an ambulance in disrespect and that they searched naked. Eyewitnesses announced that some women cried during the incident.
The Statement Of Regret From Qatar
Qatar Prime Minister Khalid bin Khalifa bin Abdulaziz al-Sani announced that an investigation has launched into the search for women without permission. However, the Qatari authorities stated that the newborn baby girl found in a plastic bag in the garbage can, “the incident was shocking and it was a deliberate murder attempt.”
It reported that the situation against international law and therefore women forcibly searched to quickly find the baby’s mother. In the statement made by the Prime Ministry of Qatar, it was stated that “You regret that we violated the personal rights and freedoms of the passengers”.
