Coverage dated November 14, 2021
Several women to sue Qatar over strip-searches at Doha airport Headline from Al Jazeera
Lawyer Damian Sturzaker says his clients are seeking compensation after dealing with a ‘very traumatic episode’.
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Al Jazeera
Several women to sue Qatar over strip-searches at Doha airport ↗ (opens Al Jazeera) Published Nov 14, 2021
Al Jazeera's feed description Lawyer Damian Sturzaker says his clients are seeking compensation after dealing with a ‘very traumatic episode’.
Breitbart News
Australian Women to Sue Qatar over Invasive Airport Body Searches ↗ (opens Breitbart News) Published Nov 14, 2021
Same headline from 1 more outlet Breitbart News's feed description A group of women subjected to invasive gynaecological searches at Doha airport will sue Qatari authorities, seeking redress for...
MyNorthwest
Women travelers to sue Qatar over 'invasive' body searches ↗ (opens MyNorthwest) Published Nov 14, 2021
MyNorthwest's feed description CANBERRA, Australia (AP) -- A group of seven Australia-based women plan to sue Qatar's government for being forced to undergo invasive gynecological
The Guardian
Australian women to sue Qatar over invasive strip-search ordeal ↗ (opens The Guardian) Published Nov 14, 2021
The Guardian's feed description Women on 10 Qatar Airways flights, including 13 Australians, were subjected to compulsory intimate searches in October 2020
France 24
Women to sue Qatar over invasive airport searches ↗ (opens France 24) Published Nov 14, 2021
Same headline from 1 more outlet France 24's feed description A group of women subjected to invasive gynaecological searches at Doha airport will sue Qatari authorities, seeking redress for an ordeal that sparked global condemnation, their lawyer told AFP Monda…
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