US EditionThe Arrest of 16 Filipino Workers in Qatar Unveils the Country’s Restrictive Law Against Public Gatherings
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The Arrest of 16 Filipino Workers in Qatar Unveils the Country’s Restrictive Law Against Public Gatherings
On 27 March, 16 Filipino workers were arrested in Qatar for organising a political manifestation that was defined as “unlawful”. This protest, however, had nothing to do with the political situation in Qatar. It was, in fact, a demonstration in support of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who was recently arrested on charges of crimes against humanity. The workers faced a three-year imprisonment and a fine of 50,000 Ryials due to the …
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