Posts tagged with 'foreign minister'

 

Russia Concerned About Biden’s Human Rights Abuses with Blanket Arrests & Persecution of Political Opposition During “Capital Riots” on Jan 6!

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Russia has said it is more than ready to discuss human rights abuses if Biden wants, but they should start with arrests of opposition protesters at the US Capitol, says Russia’s Foreign Minister Lavrov. This comes after Biden claimed he plans to raise the issue of human rights when he meets Vladimir Putin next month.

During a press conference on Monday, FM Sergey Lavrov said Moscow is happy to have the discussion, as long as it goes both ways. He announced that “we are ready to talk, we have no taboo topics. We will discuss whatever we think is necessary. We will be ready to answer the questions that the American side will raise. This also applies to human rights.”

However, he added that one issue might be far closer to home for Biden than other issues might be. “For example, we are following with interest the persecution of those persons who are accused of the riots on Januar
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Airlines transports illegal aliens to SA even though Immigration Act of 2002 states that no one can enter the country without a passport

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According to the Foreign Minister, Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi, eight airlines have been fined more than R31 million over the past 2 years after illegal aliens were brought into the country during flights.

The Immigration Act of 2002 states that no one is allowed to enter the country without a passport. Undocumented immigrants may be arrested without a warrant. Despite the fact that eight airlines were ordered to raise R8.8 million in 2016-17, they did not pay and breached on a larger scale, with fines amounting to R22.6 million in the following financial year.

Emirates faces fines of R2.67 million and R6.96 million, respectively, and tops the list of offenders, with the South African Airways (SAA) second, with fines of R2.16 million and R4.44 million. The other culprits are Ethiopian Airlines (R1.7 million and R4.1 million), Kenya Airways (R390 000 and R2.34 million), British Airways (R975 000 and R1.35 million), Qatar Airways (R435 000 and R1, 34 million), Rwandair (R225 000 and R1.26
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