Qatar must reveal fate and whereabouts of ‘disappeared’ human rights workers

Headline Title: Qatar must reveal fate and whereabouts of ‘disappeared’ human rights workers 04 September 2014 The Qatari authorities must immediately reveal the whereabouts and ensure the safety of two British human rights workers who went missing on Sunday and are feared to be held secretly and incommunicado in the country, Amnesty International said today.Researcher Krishna Upadhyaya and photographer Ghimire Gundev, who were investigating working conditions of Nepalese migrants in Qatar, have not been seen since they checked out of their hotel on 31 August. They had earlier expressed…

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