REF: 0025 20.08.09
TO,
SWIMMING FEDERATION.
DEAR SIR,
Due to the fact that I was isolated by Qatari Local Arabic Radio, I was unable to promote swimming teaching Lessons for Qatari girls in Independent schools. Girls can wear burquini a swim suit that covers most of the body, designed for Muslim women who want to swim without revealing their bodies.
I am willing to go to the courts to fight to try to change things, making sure that our women are strong and empowered.
The children of the Qatari rich and daughters of the officials that go to International English curriculum schools can swim in swimming pools, while other Qatari children are refused entry and unable to swim. Qatari children from middle income families are deprived from quality education and sports like swimming.
Some Qatari girls that are the grand daughters of sea farers and boat captains cannot swim, and if accidentally fall in the water, they might die.
If Qatar Arabic Radio insists to discriminate against me, then sure I shall not be able to promote swimming in schools and empower women. This Radio talks too much about freedom, but when they hear the name of Hassan Aljefairi, they disconnect the line.
YOURS FAITHFULLY,
HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com
