View Full Version : U.S. criticizes Gulf allies on trafficking


shamsery
05-06-05, 06:56 PM
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- The United States criticized four Gulf Arab allies as some of the world's worst offenders in permitting human trafficking Friday in a rebuke Washington hopes will promote improved human rights in the Middle East.
The State Department downgraded Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates to the lowest level of compliance in the report, which evaluates countries' efforts in fighting the trafficking of thousands of people forced into servitude or the sex trade every year.
Each of the four nations has oil resources vital to Washington and also gave logistical support for the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Many governments, particularly those rebuked in the State Department's annual rights reports, complain the United States has little credibility in criticizing other nations because of scandals in recent years involving U.S. abuse of prisoners.
http://edition.cnn.com/2005/US/06/03/saudi.trafficking.reut/

Ominous sign.
“President Bush has the right to waive sanctions, which, even if applied, would not likely have much practical effect on the wealthy Gulf oil exporters.”
Human rights , good joke I think.

MoonShine
06-06-05, 03:31 AM
Human rights , good joke I think.

You're attitude doesn't suprise me. After all, you weren't concerned about human rights at all when Saddamy is in power were you?

wudjab
06-06-05, 04:38 AM
Moonshine are you stupid or someting ?

When Mr. Sham (aka Mr. Taqiya) is concerned, human rights are only a concern when it involved Kafir supposedly violating the human rights of moslems. moslems violating moslems of moslems violating non moslems are no concern of his...


... at least that what we determine when we read his repetitive posts.

shamsery
06-06-05, 10:25 AM
You're attitude doesn't suprise me. After all, you weren't concerned about human rights at all when Saddamy is in power were you?

Did we ever support the violation of human right by Saddam?
Any single post from me?
Look to your own post all through .

shamsery
06-06-05, 10:27 AM
Moonshine are you stupid or someting ?

When Mr. Sham (aka Mr. Taqiya) is concerned, human rights are only a concern when it involved Kafir supposedly violating the human rights of moslems. moslems violating moslems of moslems violating non moslems are no concern of his...


... at least that what we determine when we read his repetitive posts.

Soory, I am in doubt about your mental fitness.