18 October, 2013 Delhi
ENFORCEMENT OF UAE JUDGMENTS:
TRANSNATIONAL LITIGATION AND ARBITRATION
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Endeavours made by Shri. Panikkaveetil K. Jabir towards formulation and implementation of a Mutual Human Rights Law and Reparation Mechanisms Between the Government of India and the Gulf (Gulf Cooperation Council – GCC) countries, mandating our elected representatives and officials to eliminate discrimination and imbalances of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) working in different countries. This also involves the recognition and protection of the dignity of individuals.
Description of documents – 30-1-2013
Representation to (1) The Secretary to Government, Ministry of External Affairs, Govt. of India, South Block, New Delhi-110011 and others. []
Reply from Hon’ble Minister Salman Khurshid – 15-2-2013
Reply from Hon’ble Minister Salman Khurshid, Minister of External Affairs, acknowledging receipt of representation; Minister has asked to the concerned department to examine the same. []
Important Reminder Notice [Reminder No.1] – 20-3-2013
Important Reminder Notice to the Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, Govt. of India, New Delhi. []
Reply from the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India – 02-05-2013
Subsequently, a reply received from the Ministry of External Affairs 02-05-2013: [ ]
Letter received from Shri A.R.Ghanashyam, Joint Secretary, MEA(Gulf & Hajj), intimating various arrangements/views the Government of India has established for the welfare of Indian community and assistance to the distressed Indians abroad. (The true content of letter followed here below) ·
Migrant Cell: Government of India has established the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs which deals with the welfare of Indian Community and issues concerning Overseas Citizenship of India, Persons of Indian Origin and Indians abroad.
MOU with GCC: Several institutional arrangements are in place (including Agreements) with Gulf Countries for assistance to Indian Citizens in the Gulf. · Visits: Ministerial Level visits are periodically undertaken by Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs, Ministry of External Affairs and also Ministers from some State Governments to Gulf Countries. ·
Educational Arrangements: The Officials dealing with matters pertaining to the welfare of Indian Community abroad are competent and dedicated to their work, with a good understanding of relevant issues. ·
Participation in other Charters: It is not our policy to interfere in the functioning of Charters of other countries concerning the welfare of their citizens. · Reparation Fund: All Indian Missions in the Gulf have effective and functional institutional mechanisms for extending consular/monetary assistance to distressed Indians including the cost of legal assistance & reparation. [ ]
The second (Important) reminder notice to the MEA – 10-06 2013
- The second (important) reminder notice to the Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi expressing concerns in not implementing the order of the Delhi High Court in relation to the applicant’s grievances against the UAE Government, the ‘Appalling Ignorance’ of the Government of India of the functions of Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations 1961 of United Nations, the Arab Charter on Human Rights, adopted in 1994 by the League of Arab States other Charter Provisions, Statutes etc.
- The reminder notice was also questioned vide letter dated: 02-05-2013 from Shri A.R.Ghanashyam, Joint Secretary, MEA (Gulf & Hajj), which contained substantial misrepresentation of facts. The second reminder was submitted with research reports of years of Human Rights abuses in the GCC Member States including summary of some recent cases. []
Reply received from the Ministry of External Affairs – 09-07-2013
(‘Our national shame’ that the Indian Ministry of External Affairs are having only some ‘views’ for the welfare of Indian Community abroad and nothing else!)
In reply to the above notice, Shri Ashish Middha, the Under Secretary, MEA, has revealed that, the letter dated 02-05-2013, from Mr. Ghanashyam, Joint Secretary, MEA (Gulf & Hajj), conveys ‘ONLY’ the Ministry’s views on various points/captions (Migrant Cell, MOU with GCC, Visits, Educational Arrangements, Participation in other Charters, Reparation Fund) and nothing otherwise. The captions may hence, not be treated as confirmations. [Letter No.58/US(Gulf) dated 9-7-2013[ ]
Indo – Gulf Reparation Mechanisms – Remarks & EndNote
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Remarks:
Shri Vayalar Ravi, the Hon’ble Minister of Overseas Indians Affairs, Govt. of India, is one of the five recipients of the Representation. [Recipients. [] - The ‘Ministry of Non-Resident Indians’ Affairs’, the earlier version of the ‘Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs’ (MOIA), was created vide notification No. Doc.CD-160/2004 dated 27 May 2004 issued by the President of India, covering a wide range of areas concerning the welfare of overseas Indians, virtually making the Ministry a single window service provider. The Ministry is headed by Cabinet Minister, Shri Vayalar Ravi.
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- Despite the above solemn intention of the Government of India, it is sad to state that even an acknowledgment by way of interim reply, as sought in the representation and the reminders, has not been received from the Hon’ble Minister Shri. Vayalar Ravi nor his Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs].
[‘It is clear from the above that the apprehension of the petitioner expressed in his second reminder dated 10th June, 2013 addressed to the Secretary of External Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi is correct.’].
EndNote: “The establishments of institutional arrangements for the welfare of ‘Overseas Indian Community’, as highlighted by the Government of India, are intentionally deceptive, untruthful and purport to demonstrate that there are procedural remedies or tactics. Serious failures and inadequacies to comply with statutory or regulatory obligations on the part of both the Ministries, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) & the ‘Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs’ (MOIA) now stand proved by the subsequent communications received by the petitioner from the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India”.
Principal Resource: Updates – Case No 2557 UAE – P.K. Jabir, Lawyers India client
- Despite the above solemn intention of the Government of India, it is sad to state that even an acknowledgment by way of interim reply, as sought in the representation and the reminders, has not been received from the Hon’ble Minister Shri. Vayalar Ravi nor his Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs].
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Photograph: Hon’ble External Affairs Minister of India, Mr. Salman Khurshid meeting with the UAE Foreign Affairs Minister H.H. Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan in Abu Dhabi, March 13, 2013 (Indian Embassy, UAE).
Help us reach our goals by making a contribution to enforce the UAE Judgment(s)
The petitioner, a UAE torture survivor, is aimed to take his case to the next level of courts, the “International Court of Justice and arbitral tribunals” – We need your support to expose the debtors who hide Judicial decisions, commit fraud and other henious acts to avoid honoring their obligations. …Please visit ‘ The process of getting justice and its implications!’’
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