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Filipinos in Kuwait cautioned vs unauthorized public gathering

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MANILA, Philippines — Filipinos in Kuwait were told to follow local laws and were reminded that unauthorized public gathering is prohibited in the Gulf state. The Philippine Embassy in Kuwait issued the advisory on Thursday days after more than a dozen Filipinos were arrested in Qatar for joining a rally that Qatari authorities deemed as an unauthorized political demonstration. "The Philippine Embassy in Kuwait calls on members of the Filipino c…

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Filipinos in Kuwait cautioned vs unauthorized public gathering

MANILA, Philippines — Filipinos in Kuwait were told to follow local laws and were reminded that unauthorized public gathering is prohibited in the Gulf state. The Philippine Embassy in Kuwait issued the advisory on Thursday days after more than a dozen Filipinos were arrested in Qatar for joining a rally that Qatari authorities deemed as an unauthorized political demonstration. "The Philippine Embassy in Kuwait calls on members of the Filipino c…

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Filipinos in Kuwait cautioned vs. unauthorized public gathering

By Joyce Ann L. Rocamora (Logo courtesy of The Embassy of the Philippines Kuwait) MANILA – Filipinos in Kuwait were told to follow local laws and were reminded that unauthorized public gathering is prohibited in the Gulf state. The Philippine Embassy in Kuwait issued the advisory on Thursday days after more than a dozen Filipinos were arrested in Qatar for joining a rally that Qatari authorities deemed as an unauthorized political demonstration.…

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The Manila Times broke the news in Manila, Philippines on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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