Shameful Qatar | Sexual Violation of Women in Qatar Airport after finding Newborn in the Garbage

[@yaninatello2209]

I totally agree with you. Once the news got published, I was shocked. So I hope these women are safe now and Qatar Airways do sth about this. Thank u for being honest

[@WishCasting]

My pleasure! Always being transparent. Everyone deserves it

[@bumblebee8653]

Boycott the country and particularly the cup 2022. Thank you for posting about this.

[@cambrina]

I wouldn’t have known about this if it wasn’t for this video! For some reason the media isn’t talking about it that much.. quite shocking!

[@WishCasting]

Absolutely shocking! Terrible behavior both by the authorities and the mom in question

[@adambrent678]

Avoid the place at all costs world needs to finally know

[@nicolah5693]

Thank you for giving us awareness ☺️ And we all agree to you

[@WishCasting]

😊

[@wadefite]

The Qatari government have never apologised to the women for these sexual assaults. They promised that the people responsible for the sexual assaults would be dealt with but one airport official was given a suspended sentence! This country is not fit to host the world cup. This is the country being promoted by Gary Lineker for lots of cash. I have noted too the most of the KZbin videos detail this have had the comments blocked off.

[@Ant-tv2bl]

This is terrible.... Couple weeks ago they had dummy flight to support women around the globe.... After that all this happens...

[@WishCasting]

Really?

[@jimb2219]

Wow! Prague is beautiful! Awesome autumn foliage, too! Hope to someday visit Prague. Thanks, Orlando for the video and for sharing your thoughts. I share your same thoughts. Cheers!

[@WishCasting]

My pleasure to have you along today Jim! Prague is super beautiful! I was able to catch Prague on a beautiful misty yet dramatic day, with mixed clouds and beams of sun (very rare)

[@Amy-ky5wr]

It's such a concern, not just for the women affected that time, but if Qatar have never properly apologised and put rules in place to prevent anything like this happening again, then the risk is still there. I wouldn't risk flying thru Qatar if I still detect that risk. Clearly they don't respect women in general, Western women in particular. I once flew on Qatar Airways from London to Australia and back, and was very disappointed with their service, so wouldn't book with them again anyway. On the first leg, they f'd up my husband and my seating, we'd booked seats next to one another of course, as you do. But in the meantime they'd changed type of plane, so our seat numbers now had us sitting separate, with two strangers and an aisle between us. Not only that, I'd booked a special diet for all meals. It was a diet they offered, with a particular airline meal code. But at nearly every meal, they'd already given my special meal to someone else so I had nothing to eat, and the cabin crew virtually never showed they were sorry, just basically thought I should put up with whatever tray I was given, even though it was mostly inedible to me. Anyway, Qatar Airlines all in all a bad experience. Singapore airlines or Malaysian are much better, more respectful and much better service for long haul flights, I've flown with each of those numerous times and always been happy.

[@spiceyboogerspiceybooger6437]

I do not know why but I think since they said she was Asian and she just left the baby like that could this had been a baby conceived by rape and she was trying to escape but did not expect the baby to actually be born yet. She probably knew the law of that country who will punish her regardless if it was consensual or not so she made the decision.

[@x1achilles99]

What beautiful fall foliage! What a pretty place. Thanks for having a great background.

[@WishCasting]

So nice of you! It's beautiful isn't it? What a splendid city this is!

[@nimishbhagat2315]

What's Up Orlando I hope you are doing absolutely well My Question is Do Emirates Hire Cabin Crew (Male) from India Because I have seen most of the Indian cabin crew are females I don't know I might be wrong But what's the probability or chances of Emirates hiring cabin crew from India BTW The weather is soo Beautiful I wish I was living there PLZ ANSWER MY QUESTION Lots of love from India🇮🇳

[@HG-hn3lh]

Not the right time to think about becoming cabin crew. Think about it after 2-3 years.

[@bea368]

Welcome to GCC

[@WishCasting]

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[@joshberith]

I don't even know if they know what HUMAN RIGHTS mean in those Islamic country.....

[@WishCasting]

They should watch out, these developments have worldwide visibility. It isn't their courtyard anymore

[@roaringviking5693]

+Josh Berith +WishCasting C'mon now, you're in fact overjoyed when things like these happens, since it fits your racist/xenophobic agendas. This has obviously nothing to do with islam. It was extremely poor judgment by some airport officials, and I sincerely doubt that Allah or Jehova or Jahve or whatever you call the fairytale figure up in the sky, told them to go ahead and perform vaginal exams. This could easily have happend in other places as well, especially in the US where people think that they are above the rest of the world.

[@WishCasting]

Assuming is the main ingredient to ignorance and prejudice

[@ranjithpowell6791]

Isn't that rape?

[@WishCasting]

Media is calling it sexual assault. This excerpt will help you understand the difference: Rape and sexual assault All rape and sexual assault is serious. The terms rape and 'sexual assault' are used simply to differentiate between two types of offence. So what's the difference? Rape is when a person intentionally penetrates another's vagina, anus or mouth with a penis, without the other person's consent. Assault by penetration is when a person penetrates another person's vagina or anus with any part of the body other than a penis, or by using an object, without the person's consent. The overall definition of sexual or indecent assault is an act of physical, psychological and emotional violation in the form of a sexual act, inflicted on someone without their consent. It can involve forcing or manipulating someone to witness or participate in any sexual acts. Not all cases of sexual assault involve violence, cause physical injury or leave visible marks. Sexual assault can cause severe distress, emotional harm and injuries which can't be seen - all of which can take a long time to recover from. This is why we use the term 'assault', and treat reports just as seriously as those of violent, physical attacks.

[@shanaya330]

Hi sir I would like to ask that can transgender people's become a cabin crew in Middle East country and what's the rules and regulations of those people's who are from lgbt community in dubai

[@JulianneMalene]

Being trans or gay in UAE is illegal :( So I imagine they don’t hire trans people. This is what I found on Wikipedia: Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in the United Arab Emirates face legal challenges not experienced by non-LGBT people. All sexual relations outside of heterosexual marriage are criminalized. Punishments may include jail time, floggings, death, fines, and deportation. Adultery and fornication are crimes punished with death, and a person convicted of homosexuality may also face charges of adultery if they have an opposite-sex spouse while having sexual relations with a person of the same sex.[8]

[@chimaranyirenda3573]

No they can not allowed

[@chimaranyirenda3573]

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[@chimaranyirenda3573]

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[@roni2977]

Was it Qatar airways decision or the authorities decision? It could be a single mans error in making such a decision, why blame a whole airways and country? The Australian, American border and customs arent soft in the way they deal with such incidents either... was it better to hault all females on board of flights? What would you do?

[@WishCasting]

The articles over the internet state that it was Qatari officials. However to have access to Qatar airways planes, and force Qatar passengers to go through tests of this nature is also Qatar airways responsibility. No higher body questioned these actions, nobody thought at all. They just acted. These matters are so tricky they should've been handled by the highest authorities possible. If you find a baby in a subway station, do you invasively check 800 women just like that? There needs to be some common sense.

[@roni2977]

@@WishCasting someone did a mistake and made this call... im sure they'll pay for it heavily!! did they find the mother at the end??

[@WishCasting]

@@roni2977 As far as I know, they didn't. Updates on the matter are that some of the ladies that got violated were able to find the energy and courage to be interviewed on TV. They explained that their trauma wasn't only related to the violation of their intimate body parts but also the fear of being held from flying back home, being unjustly imprisoned for made-up reasons (drug muling, terrorist activity, etc). They were afraid of being sentenced for something they didn't do.

[@shwetabapat430]

Which idiot or bunch of idiots thought that sexually assaulting passengers was a way to find the child's mother?!! That person/persons must be misogynist sadists! Nothing surprising though when it comes to these Islamic countries and the way they treat women! I hope they are sued big time! because I am sure as hell they won't apologize or even if they pretend to they would only due to international pressure.

[@tiarajemez8498]

Orlando...r u still single..?...

[@willgordon5737]

What do you think should be done in that case? I mean it's a very loaded case guns pointing at both side. On one side we have a murder attempt on a new born baby, the mother delivers him/her in a toilet wraped it in a pastic and left it a trash can. And on the second end these respectable women have to go through a very intrusive pelvic exams without their consent. I mean time is running out too, once the mother is in another country another jurisdiction. She might not have to answer anything it might not even be a crime at all for her

[@WishCasting]

Investigate like FBI agents do, or like CIA agents do. Body language understanding, interrogation techniques, maybe a blood sample targeted only for hormones who pregnant ladies have. It's maybe impossible, but violating women on a large scale like this is a violation of human rights. You simply cannot.. I know it's bad but you simply cannot hurt hundreds of women when you don't know who it was! It's pure logic!

[@uslessa6264]

@@WishCasting the situation was handled poorly yes, but i have an actual question do you guys not care for baby's lives? or do they hold no value to you guys at all. I am genuinely curious because all i have seen was people talking about the women but rarely any concern for the child. This actually has me shocked to my core and my faith in humanity is dropping hard.

[@WishCasting]

We absolutely do! Please please please don't assume what others think or feel. The question here is, how ethical it is to violate any woman in a 500 meter radius. There has to be a moral limit to which NON-authority entities can operate at. If my mother would have been on any of those flights, she would of had a heart attack guaranteed. There is no excuse to what the mother did to the poor baby, that is agreed.

[@johnmonk3381]

@@WishCasting Absolutely! What right do qatar authorities have to order an invasive examination on women like this when there wasn't even a security risk?? Absolutely none. What Qatar should have done is take care of the baby first and then figure out who the mother was from extensive cctv coverage at the airport and then attempt to extradite the offender via interpol or diplomatic channels.

[@yashdarbar2306]

Love from india ❤

[@AnwarAli-dd2ky]

You are comparing a headphone with a living baby??

[@bobb.6393]

Yep it was bad

[@roseaa8336]

What gets me mad is that Qatari girl Aisha flew to London seeked Asylum....why UK.?...because free Insurance, Education and getting paid while u sit at home and basically doing nothing while British citizens are working and giving u their tax money. Allow them to seek Asylum only if they are educated. It's Great Britain let's keep it Great

[@claudeyaz]

I welcome people like that.(people who want to be western UK citizens...escaping their patriarchal nations) BUT the types of People who bribe their way in..and then take their UK raised daughters and sell them off into marriage.. using communities that do not consider themselves as British...to keep watch on their daughters...getting them acid attacked/honor killed to keep them in line. Are the people I have issues with. People who literally flee danger into UK..because the government is less corrupt and won't extradite them to their deaths..is completely different than people who live well in their original nations...but want to live even better in the UK. While taking advantage of resources meant for true asylum seekers...and never integrating.. Then using the daughters that the UK helped them raise...to get sold off for reputation, money, and power. 2 complete different situations. I support freedom of religion...but the unalienable rights of humans should be first priority. then British law.. things like sharia law should be banned. It is cruel how kids grow up as UK or USA citizens.. and their parents want to oppress them. To profit off their kids. So gross

[@claudeyaz]

No women who flee will be educated. We should allow people who are hungry for freedom...and hungry for personal growth. If she uses government benefits for a decade..but her kids end up raised and educated..and being great taxpayers who also push forward a secular Islamic society. Then whatever. But when they give "asylum," to families ..where it is obvious the community keeps oppressing and pushing down their females.. then how is that different than the females home country? We cannot allow males from those nations to take advantage of our programs like that. Just like with the so called Syrian refugee crisis. Almost completely young men coming over..and hardly any syrians. That has never ever been the demographics of a refugee crisis before. And we cannot allow that sort of exploitation to happen again. For every economic migrant that lies about their status...that is a real family ..some even from communities that are in serious danger, like intellectuals, or Arabic christians... that is left behind because some NGO told the migrants how to lie on their paperwork. Lots of corruption and bribery

[@claudeyaz]

For every young man lying.. that is a true asylum seeker that gets their seat stolen