Dr. Ahmad Shahidov spoke about women’s rights in Muslim countries at the OSCE Vienna Meeting

On June 25, a two-day conference on “Tolerance and non-discrimination and gender equality” organized by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights continued its work in Vienna, the capital of Austria.

At the meeting attended by ambassadors, diplomats and government officials of 57 OSCE member states, issues of tolerance and non-discrimination and gender equality in the OSCE region were discussed.

Dr. Ahmad Shahidov, a human rights defender who participated in the meeting, spoke about the rights of women and girls in Muslim countries and specially spoke about the value given to women in the State of Qatar. Ahmad Shahidov, speaking about the reforms carried out by the State of Qatar on women’s rights in recent years, said that Qatar can be an example for other Muslim-Arab countries.

Delivering a special report at the meeting, Rabbi Andrew Baker, the Personal Representative of the OSCE Chairperson-in-Office on the Combating Anti-Semitism, expressed his concern about the growing wave of anti-Semitism in the world and tried to justify the military operations carried out by the Israeli army in Palestine.

Addressing Rabbi Andrew Baker, human rights defender Dr. Ahmad Shahidov said that anti-Semitism is not a desirable situation and advised to look for the reason for this in the massacres committed by the Israeli army in Palestine: “We also want all peoples and nations, religions and beliefs to live together in peace and dialogue. But the number of people criticizing Israel is increasing day by day, because the Israeli army is committing massacres in Gaza and other cities. Today, thousands of Palestinian women and children are being tortured in Israeli prisons.

Addressing an ironic question to the OSCE official Rabbi Andrew Baker, Dr. Ahmad Shahidov ended his speech by saying, “When the Israeli army kills, you call it self-defense, but when someone criticizes Israel, you call it anti-Semitism. We know who is who in the world.”

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Dr. Ahmad Shahidov spoke about women’s rights in Muslim countries at the OSCE Vienna Meeting

25 June 2024

On June 25, a two-day conference on “Tolerance and non-discrimination and gender equality” organized by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights continued its work in Vienna, the capital of Austria.

At the meeting attended by ambassadors, diplomats and government officials of 57 OSCE member states, issues of tolerance and non-discrimination and gender equality in the OSCE region were discussed.

Dr. Ahmad Shahidov, a human rights defender who participated in the meeting, spoke about the rights of women and girls in Muslim countries and specially spoke about the value given to women in the State of Qatar. Ahmad Shahidov, speaking about the reforms carried out by the State of Qatar on women’s rights in recent years, said that Qatar can be an example for other Muslim-Arab countries.

Delivering a special report at the meeting, Rabbi Andrew Baker, the Personal Representative of the OSCE Chairperson-in-Office on the Combating Anti-Semitism, expressed his concern about the growing wave of anti-Semitism in the world and tried to justify the military operations carried out by the Israeli army in Palestine.

Addressing Rabbi Andrew Baker, human rights defender Dr. Ahmad Shahidov said that anti-Semitism is not a desirable situation and advised to look for the reason for this in the massacres committed by the Israeli army in Palestine: “We also want all peoples and nations, religions and beliefs to live together in peace and dialogue. But the number of people criticizing Israel is increasing day by day, because the Israeli army is committing massacres in Gaza and other cities. Today, thousands of Palestinian women and children are being tortured in Israeli prisons.

Addressing an ironic question to the OSCE official Rabbi Andrew Baker, Dr. Ahmad Shahidov ended his speech by saying, “When the Israeli army kills, you call it self-defense, but when someone criticizes Israel, you call it anti-Semitism. We know who is who in the world.”

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