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Major twist in Qatar strip search outrage

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A barrister representing five women who tried to sue Qatar Airways over invasive and degrading strip searches at Doha Airport has attacked the “drip-feed” approach of the airline, questioning how the case could be dismissed with “unsatisfactory” evidence.

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Australian Financial Review

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Crew knew what was afoot on Qatar strip search flight, court told

Five Australian women are appealing a court ruling against their claim for damages after they were strip searched at Doha airport in 2020.

10 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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The West Australian

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‘Drip-feed’: Outrage in Qatar strip-search row

A lawyer representing a group of women who failed in their bid to sue Qatar Airways over invasive and degrading strip searches has raised a critical point.

11 days ago·Australia

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Major twist in Qatar strip search outrage

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Australian Aviation

Court unfairly ‘shut out’ Qatar strip-search case, lawyer argues

The Federal Court was told five Australian women left traumatised over strip-searches and physically invasive examinations at Doha in October 2020 have been “shut out of their trial despite having identified very serious questions” that should be tried at hearing.

10 days ago

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lawyersweekly.com.au

Court unfairly ‘shut out’ Qatar Airways strip-search case, lawyer argues

Counsel for the Australian women who experienced a “traumatising” ordeal at Doha airport has said the Federal Court should be “troubled” by the fact the original case was tossed based on Qatar Airways’ evidence.

10 days ago

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