Qatar's Permanent Representative Chairs General Debates of UN General Assembly Legal Committee

HE Permanent Representative of the State of Qatar to the United Nations Ambassador Sheikha Alya Ahmed bin Saif Al-Thani chaired the first session of the Sixth (Legal) Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, where Her Excellency opened the C..

Tips to Find Jobs in Qatar and Make Your Stay Legal in the Country

With its booming job market, rapid infrastructure development, and fast-growing economy, many expatriates seek job opportunities in Qatar to better their lives and the...

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South Korea to grant legal status to animals to tackle abuse

SEOUL- Jin-hui, a cream-colored Pomeranian, was buried alive and left for dead in 2018 in the South Korean port city of Busan. No charges were filed against its owner at the time, but animal abusers and those who abandon pets will soon face harshe..

S.Korea to grant legal status to animals to tackle abuse, abandonment

SEOUL, Aug 19 - Jin-hui, a cream-coloured Pomeranian, was buried alive and left for dead in 2018 in the South Korean port city of Busan. No charges were filed against its owner at the time, but animal abusers and those who abandon pets will soon f..

12 Important Rules for Business Owners in Qatar to Follow to Avoid Legal Penalties

Whether you are a local investor or an expat business owner in Qatar, you have duties and responsibilities to fulfill to continue your business operations lega...

Attention Expats! Violations and Penalties You Need to Know on Entry-Exit Policies in Qatar

Are you an expat in Qatar? Did you know that you can get arrested or fined for up to 50,000 QAR if you overstay in the country after the allowed duration of yo...

Tips to Make Your Stay Legal in Qatar and Avoid Being Questioned by Authorities

How do you know if your stay in Qatar is legal? How to avoid facing legal charges in the country? The Search...

Holiday firms launch legal action over travel lists

A group of leading travel businesses including Ryanair, BA, travel business Tui and Manchester Airports Group have launched legal action against the government over its travel curbs. They want more transparency over how the government takes decisi..