Updating:
15:19, 06 October 2012 Saturday
UN only watched violence against Rohingya Muslims
Kuwaiti lawyer Nasir Guneym ez-Zeyd criticized the UN, stressed that Turkey led all Arab countries and others in the world with its assistance to Rohingya Muslims.
World Bulletin/News Desk
Deputy Chairman of the Kuwaiti Chamber of International Mediation and Arbitration, lawyer Nasir Guneym ez-Zeyd on Saturday criticized the United Nations (UN) for only watching the violence against the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.
Speaking to the Anadolu Agency (AA) in Istanbul where he attended an international conference on Myanmar, ez-Zeyd underlined that many international organizations did not extend the necessary support to the Rohingya Muslims.
Appreciating Turkey's assistance and help to the Rohingya Muslims, ez-Zeyd stressed that Turkey led all Arab countries and others in the world with its assistance to Rohingya Muslims.
- Share It
- Send My Friend
Write a Comment
Most Popular News
> Pregnant Muslim woman attacked in Paris loses baby
> Afghanistan to send representatives to Qatar to discuss peace with Taliban
> Minister Bağış: If necessary, Turkey will tell EU to ‘Get lost, kid!'
> Almost simultaneous riots: Sweden and Turkey
> Standing Man Against Standing Man protest in Taksim
> Time for threatening Istanbul earthquake approaching
> Luxembourg has highest purchasing power in Europe
> UAE will try 30 Emiratis, Egyptians
> Tokyo's chances for 2020 Olympics increase, says report
> Hamas calls on Hezbollah to focus on Zionist enemy
> Afghanistan to send representatives to Qatar to discuss peace with Taliban
> Minister Bağış: If necessary, Turkey will tell EU to ‘Get lost, kid!'
> Almost simultaneous riots: Sweden and Turkey
> Standing Man Against Standing Man protest in Taksim
> Time for threatening Istanbul earthquake approaching
> Luxembourg has highest purchasing power in Europe
> UAE will try 30 Emiratis, Egyptians
> Tokyo's chances for 2020 Olympics increase, says report
> Hamas calls on Hezbollah to focus on Zionist enemy
Most Popular News Today's
> Turkey to host 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup Finals
> Mediterranean Games to kick off on Thursday
> 7 workers die from methane gas, investigation launched
> 17th Mediterranean Games begin in Turkey
> One of each 100 people lives in Turkey
> Gezi protesters drink before clashing with police-VIDEO
> Turkish gov't announces new bylaw on GMO products
> Hackers fail to bring down Turkish presidential website
> "Our Guys" protest BBC, CNN and Reuters for biased broadcast
> Istanbul may hold referendum on Gezi Park, says Turkish interior minister
> Mediterranean Games to kick off on Thursday
> 7 workers die from methane gas, investigation launched
> 17th Mediterranean Games begin in Turkey
> One of each 100 people lives in Turkey
> Gezi protesters drink before clashing with police-VIDEO
> Turkish gov't announces new bylaw on GMO products
> Hackers fail to bring down Turkish presidential website
> "Our Guys" protest BBC, CNN and Reuters for biased broadcast
> Istanbul may hold referendum on Gezi Park, says Turkish interior minister
In my opinion, if we want to understand Erdogan's words clearly, firstly, we should understand the parameters of Turkish foreign policy.
Luxembourg had the highest index of GDP per capita among 37 countries in Europe in 2012, while Turkey ranks 30th.
The AMA noted that obesity rates in the United States have "doubled among adults in the last twenty years and tripled among children in a single generation" and that the World Health Organization, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Internal Revenue Service already recognize the condition as a disease.
© 2006 Copyright.Designed by Networx e-media solutions Programming by Engin Demir
