Kuwait

 NOVANEWS تداولت مواقع الكترونية معلومات مسربة تم تأكيدها من مصادر أمنية كويتية أن السلطات الكويتية المختصة، إعتقلت في ساعة متأخرة من مساء يوم الاثنين (14 كانون الثاني/يناير) علي شبكة دعارة يقودها أعضاء في جمعية الإصلاح التابعة للإخوان المسلمون . وأفادت المعلومات أن هذه الشبكة أدخلت مئات من الفتيات السوريات ، وقدمتهن للتجار والموظفين بعقود زواج مسيار وعقود زواج متعة . وإن هذه الشبكة تستغل عملها في تمويل أعمال أخري غير مشروعة ، منها الإتجار في المخدرات وتهريب العملات والسلع الممنوعة الي إيران وحماس . وقالت المصادر : إن التحقيقات الأولية ، كشفت عن فضائح وأعمال غير أخلاقية يرتكبها أعضاء جماعة الإخوان المسلمين في الكويت. وفي وقت لاحق حصل مراسل صحيفة "البشاير" في الكويت علي تفاصيل جديدة عن شبكة الدعارة التي تديرها جماعة الإخوان المسلمون في الكويت . وكانت البشاير قد نشرت التقرير الأول عن هذه ال...

NOVANEWS Stateless Bidun Ordered Not to Hold Demonstrations MORE COVERAGE: More Human Rights Watch reporting on Kuwait This is a shameful effort to curb the rights to peaceful expression and assembly of Kuwait’s Bidun. These universal rights belong to everyone, regardless of whether they are considered citizens or are fighting to gain citizenship. Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch (Beirut) – A government order to Bidun residents, a group the government considers “illegal residents,” not to organize demonstrations denies their rights and should be revoked, Human Rights Watch said today. The Interior Ministry issued a statement on January 11, 2012, saying that it will “absolutely not allow the brothers who are illegal residents to organize a...

NOVANEWS Fifty Years of Waiting, but Government Offers Only Handouts During February and March 2011, hundreds of stateless Bidun took to the streets in Kuwait to demand government action on their claims for citizenship, as well as access to other rights. For 50 years, Kuwait has dawdled in reviewing Bidun citizenship claims, while creating a straightjacket of regulations that leave them in poverty and extreme uncertainty. Kuwait has every resource it needs to solve this problem, but chooses to stall instead.   Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch (Kuwait City) - Kuwait has not made good on its decades of promises to address citizenship claims for more than 106,000 stateless Bidun residents, Human Rights Watch said in a rep...

NOVANEWS by American Bedu Salwa Al Mutairi, a Kuwaiti political activist, relates in this video how on a recent visit to Maccah, religious scholars told her that having women turned into  sex-slaves is a good thing. They also cited parts of  Islamic scripture to her which support the enslavement of women for the purpose of sex. Apparently she has taken it hook, line, and sinker, and is now calling for a new law allowing sex-slaves for men so hat they can have halal sex besides their wife (/wives) and therefore saving good Muslim men from zina and fornication. According to Al Mutairi a good source  for the Muslim sex-slaves would be women from countries like Chechnya. When women are captured in a situation of war they could then be sold to ”dealers” in Kuwait. She has no problem with ensla...