Examples of using Bedoon in English and their translations into Arabic
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From Bedoon to successful TV presenter.
Abdullah Al-Fadhli is a Bedoon minority rights defender.
Bedoon protester head-injured(posted by @FawazFarhan).
The phenomenon of statelessness," bedoon", is non-existent in Oman.
One of the Bedoon protesters getting arrested(posted by @Mohd_AlSalem).
It is pleased to note the non-existence of the" bedoon" issue in the country.
She emphasized the suffering of the Bedoon community and how the effects of statelessness are often underestimated.
Kuwaiti authorities continue totarget human rights defenders supporting Bedoon rights.
Bedoon translates to without, and in this case refers to Kuwaitis with no official documents like passports and ID cards.
Since the beginning of the 1980s,the Bahraini government has deported hundreds of Bedoon to Iran.
On 2 September 2019, Abdulhakim Al-Fadhli and other Bedoon detainees suspended their hunger strike due to the critical medical condition of some of them.
Registration for those with less than five years of experience shall not be accepted,unless they are Saudi, Bedoon.
According to Bedoon Rights, the security forces used rubber bullets, smoke bombs, tear gas, sound bombs, and for the first time shotguns.
In response to criticism,the Interior Ministry issued a statement on Tuesday night accusing the Bedoon of the following.
On 22 August 2019,human rights defender Abdulhakim Al-Fadhli and a number of other Bedoon prisoners began an open-ended hunger strike to protest their ongoing arbitrary detention.
On 12 July 2019, Abdullah Al-Fadhli was arrested by Kuwaiti State Security forces from his family house in Jahra in connection to his participation in the sit-ins andprotests denouncing violations of the rights of members of the Bedoon community in Kuwait.
My brothers and countrymen,stand together against injustice and the oppressors and do not let down your Bedoon brothers in their legitimate, heroic and historic fight for their freedom.
Khalid Ibrahim, said that“the Bedoon community is deprived from their basic rights including the rights to freedom of assembly and that of freedom of expression.” He also talked about reprisals against HRDs and the fact that none of them was able to come to talk at the side event including those activists who live in exile and explained“they fear retaliation from authorities against their families.”.
Sonia Tancic, from FIDH Geneva office, who moderated the session, said the aim was to highlight the chronic problems facing the Bedoon community in Kuwait and in particular Bedoon human rights defenders and online activists, and the ways in which the international mechanisms including the UN system could support them.
Furthermore, in light of article 2 of the Convention, which requires State parties to ensure the implementation of all rights recognized by the Convention to each child within their jurisdiction, the Committee recommends the State party totake all appropriate measures to safeguard the rights of Bedoon children, migrant children, other non-citizens, and girls, especially with regard to access to education, health and other social services.
Front Line Defenders is deeply concerned about the ongoing crackdown against Bedoon human rights defenders and condemns their arbitrary detention, and the ill-treatment which Abdullah Al-Fadhli and other Bedoon activists have been facing.
Dr. Ebtehal Al-Kateeb addressed the meeting in a short video saying that“the situation of Bedoon has deteriorated rapidly” and added“the Bedoon are pushed or pressurised to produce their passports or papers that are hidden as claimed by the government.”.