REF: 0020 17.08.09

TO,
THE DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS,
MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

DEAR SIR,
Appointing eight women or ten as directors or ministers is not empowering women.
Arab governments officials when receiving guests from western countries, they will take them to the offices of these women to show them that they empower women, this is only a propaganda.
According to me, empowering women is by giving quality education to Qatari girls by enrolling them to International schools that operate under English curriculum, teach them English by native English speaking teachers, so the girls can learn mathematics and science like physics and chemistry and teach them drama in theatre, music, arts and sports and then make out of them Doctors, Engineers and executives, that is how to empower women.
I want to see Qatari ladies working side by side together with their Qatari brothers in offices, companies, oil Industry, petrochemicals and services, that is to me is empowering Qatari women.
Foreign girls are enjoying quality education in International schools and Qatar foundation that costs us billions of riyals while Qatari girls are thrown in Arabic government schools where they learn an overdose of tradition and customs on the expense of science and maths.
How can we empower Qatari women if we deprive them from the right of quality of education?
YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0019 15.08.09

TO,
QATAR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY,
PH: 4559111.

DEAR SIR,
My website www.hassanAljefairi.com was blocked by the authorities two days ago. I launched this website to support diversifying the economy through in couraging re export, free zone, industry, tourism, financial services and trade.
Without my support, economy will slow and Job options for Qataris will narrow. Government cannot continue to create jobs and that will push unemployment to a higher rate. Due to the poor quality of education, we shall see Qataris having to cope with making less money or willing to consider jobs traditionally they would not accept.
The International freedom of journalists will slam the authorities for their attitude to my freedom of speech, if they come to know about it. Activists like Hassan Aljefairi should be supported as a voice for democratic rights in Qatar.
If I am isolated, uncertainties can mean tougher times a head for services and tourism, industry, because with my ideas alone leisure-loving visitors travel to Qatar. Without me, Qatar is not any more a free country therefore people will travel less to Qatar, that is a fact. Please arrange to write to the concerned to uplift the ban on my website.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF:0015 10.08.09

TO,
SUPREME EDUCATION COUNCIL.
Ph: 4559555.

DEAR SIR,
I am being active to make Qatar a free country, I want to see freedom sweeping Qatar. Qataris cannot be immuned to Hassan Aljefairi’s democracy any more. Thanks to Hassan, Qatar’s image is improving especially with freedom of speech.
Because of Hassan, rating for Qatar in freedom of speech is up. When it comes to the Qatari people, Hassan’s hot talk already became an accepted Qatari culture. He is known to most as an activist urging Qatari government to ensure quality education for Qatari children in order to maintain social stability.
The constitution is supreme and the decision to back freedom will strengthen democracy. I want to stop Taliban having presence in Qatar, because Taliban were slaughtering students going to schools. Girls were scared and stopped going to schools. The Taliban had announced they were banning female education completely. Nearly 200 schools were destroyed and hundreds more were damaged, most of them girls institutions.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST,
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF:0014 10.08.09

TO,
ALJAZEERA ENGLISH CHANNEL.

DEAR SIR,
Due to the fact that I was isolated and because you did not make me appear in Aljazeera English Channel, I was unable to persuade Ministry of Labour to introduce a minimum salary of Qr 1200 for any worker and other related conditions as per the International Labour Agreements written in their contracts like healthy accommodation, the right to have seat in the transport, medical care, food, return ticket and enough safety procedures to protect the worker like helmet and safety shoes.
It should not be the discretion of the employer to decide what minimum wage the worker can get.
If Aljazeera co-operated with me, I could have persuaded Qatari Government officials to issue visas for single ladies to work in shops and offices so that these labours could talk to them and be happier.
Aljazeera, by isolating Hassan Aljefairi, the Qatari Activist, increases the sufferings of these workers. So the authorities will continue to ban them from entering shopping centers, public parks, souq waqif and will make them be accommodated in a small village designed for labourers outside Doha where not even one single lady works there.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0012 8.08.09

TO,
RADIO AND T.V CORPORATION.
Ph: 4894444.

Dear Sir,
Please be advised that If I was given more media coverage in the local Qatari Arabic press or Qatar Radio and T.V , I could have influenced my Qatari people of the importance to support public dialogue about the situation in the middle east and help bridge the gap between Israelis and Palestinians.
I could have more power to reach out to Arabs to change the mind sets for better understanding and a peaceful future for all people in the Middle East.
Here in Qatar, everybody is talking about press freedom, but in real life, copies of my letters are being sent everyday to all Newspapers but are not being published.
Printing and publishing department had refused to give me the permit to print my book “Hassan Aljefairi’s diary”.
I could have written that not all problems can be solved through war and violence.
In the Arab world, we need plans to support liberals like Hassan Aljefairi to empower women and promote quality education among children.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0007 23.07.09

TO,
THE EDITOR IN CHIEF,
GULF TIMES,
DOHA- QATAR.

DEAR SIR,

I still do not understand why I am being isolated by Gulf Times staff who hears me talking in forums and lectures since many years, but neither my face nor my name appears in Gulf Times.
Therefore, I am unable to persuade Qatar Ministry of Education to recruit good native English speaking teachers to teach our Qatari children, because my voice is hidden and not heard.
Lebanese and Tunisian students study in French but they did not lose their native tongue.
The drop in student’s graduates is due to the poor teaching of English language. With Gulf Times co-operation, I could have promoted English, and then our students will not struggle to find their way around the meanings of words.
I could have promoted learning science in English so our children will not struggle in Universities. Qatari children should be fluent in English so that they could have access to researches and studies in science that are written in English.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0008 23.07.09

TO,
THE EDITOR IN CHIEF,PENINSULA.
DOHA –QATAR.

Dear Sir,

Please be advised that without the support of your editor Mr.Mobin, I would not have been able to promote English language among our students so they will not struggle to find their way through to quality Universities. Your editor Mr.Mobin supported me a lot to explain to Qatari students that they will not be accepted in Weill Cornell or Texas A&M if they are not fluent in English.
I still need your support so I could explain that English could be difficult in the beginning but afterwards become easy and normal. If I am isolated by the local newspapers, then I shall not be able to explain that parents are not aware of the future requirements and think that price of Oil will continue to be US$150 forever.
More than 90% of scientific information in the internet is in English. Without English language students and graduates can not keep themselves with up to date knowledge. English is also needed for the future career.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0011 23.07.09

TO,
EDITOR IN CHIEF, QATAR TRIBUNE.

Dear Sir
I am not getting any coverage in Qatar tribune from your staff. That is depriving me from my rights to make Qataris read my opinion. For example, your staff sees me talking about human rights issues but the next day I am not there in Qatar tribune. That was going on continuously for many years.
If your staff had cooperated, then I would have been able to support the rights of housemaids in Qatar. I could have reduced their sufferings by persuading the authorities to give them a day off, eight hours work, minimum salary and the right to go out to visit friends and relatives or shopping. Housemaid is the last one to sleep in the family and the first one to wake up. She can be waken up by members of the family for a glass of water.
Because of your newspaper ignored me, the sufferings of the housemaids continued, therefore some of them runaway or work for others.
If you would have given me a little support, then I would have fought for having housemaids to be covered by Qatari labor law.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM AL MULLA AL JEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0010 23.07.09

TO,

QATAR TOURISM AUTHORITY.

Dear Sir,

Most tourists, visitors and investors want freedom despite opposition from clerics. Also a lot of Qataris want freedom like everyone else.
I would like to highlight the rough war our economy has over restricting personal freedom of persons.
Those who claim that our society should remain religious conservative travel to Europe, U.S.A and U.K, but do not want travel to religious countries abroad.
Some of them also tell our youth not to talk to girls but in Europe they are gambling, with prostitutes and go to night clubs.
Those radicals are harming our economy because of their influence. Our hotels, towers, complexes will be soon empty like ghost houses. With my humble efforts, I need to lead the change, but I was told it is not the time, so what can I do? Shall I wait until our economy dies?

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM AL MULLA AL JEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com

REF: 0009 DATE: 23.07.09

TO

NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE.

Dear Sir,

I would like to approach you for your support to get our Qatari children admitted to International schools teach under English Curriculum. These Schools cost millions of Riyals that were paid by Qatari public money, but majority of our Qatari children are not there.
Only children of expatriates and children of some Qatari Government Officials are admitted, but thousands of Qatari pupils are deprived from quality education.
Qatar Government is not doing efforts to admit Qatari children to International English Curriculum Schools.
In addition to English language, children can learn Islamic religion, history and Arabic language.
I requested the Government to issue coupons bearing 75% of the cost of admission of each Qatari child but not 25% of the cost .Qatari children are being abused being given low quality education, overdose of culture, traditions and customs on the expense of English, Math and Science.

YOURS FAITHFULLY,

HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com