Amnesty urges Saudi Arabia to reveal whereabouts of two missing Qataris


  • World
  • Wednesday, 04 Sep 2019

DOHA (Reuters) - Amnesty International has called on Saudi Arabia to reveal the whereabouts of a Qatari father and son who allegedly disappeared during a visit to the kingdom last month, the rights group said in a letter published on Tuesday.

Qatar's state-linked National Human Rights Committee (NHRC) said in August that 70-year-old Ali Nasser Ali Jarallah and his son Abdulhadi Ali Nasser Ali, 17, were "forcibly disappeared" in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia after entering on a family visit permit.

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