Al-Quds Forum Participants Denied Visas by Kuwait
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Al-Quds Forum Participants Denied Visas by Kuwait
Delegations from ten countries who wanted to attend the annual al-Quds Conference for Palestine Youth in Kuwait have been denied visas.
The Kuwaiti officials prevented participants from countries such as Iran, Yemen, and Syria from traveling to the country and taking part in the conference. This strange move has reduced the number of participant by one third.
"The World Muslim Student Association," which is a religious organization that attempts to establish and maintain "Islamic societies on college campuses, was also prevented from attending the conference" Press TV reported.
This happens while Iran and Syria for long have been the main supporters of Palestinian rights and make the most significant resistance bloc against Israeli oppression and occupation.
The Conference that is organized by the Palestinian youth organizations and students will be held in July 3-5. It aims to spread "the culture of resistance among Palestinian youth against US and Zionist atrocities."
Al-Quds conference had formerly been held in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Yemen, Qatar, and Algeria.
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