CLEAN : Qatar over using jails for non-violent crimes : UN experts

The transcript discusses the concerns of a working group regarding various non-violent acts criminalized in Qatar, such as adultery and debt. It highlights the need for legal reforms to address discrimination against women and the LGBTI community. The group also emphasizes the issue of debt imprisonment and suggests economic solutions outside the criminal justice system. The transcript concludes with a note on Qatar's commendable response to international requests for engagement.

What is one of the non-violent acts that the working group is concerned about being criminalized in Qatar?

• Theft

• Murder

• Fraud

• Adultery

What does the working group urge the Qatari government to do regarding the Penal Code?

• Ignore it

• Review and repeal discriminatory provisions

• Expand it to include more acts

• Strengthen it

What system does the working group call upon Qatar to abolish?

• Taxation system

• Guardianship system

• Judicial system

• Healthcare system

What is identified as a major challenge for Qatar in the context of imprisonment?

• Political prisoners

• Debt-related imprisonment

• Drug trafficking

• Terrorism

How did Qatar respond to the working group's request to visit in 2018?

• They ignored it

• They postponed it

• They denied it

• They accepted it immediately