US announces visa restrictions for those involved in international child abduction cases
Most outlets reported the US announcement of visa restrictions for individuals involved in international child-abduction cases, emphasizing the policy's focus on foreign officials and those complicit in delaying resolutions. Dawn added context about potential implications for Pakistan, while BOL News included a direct quote from Secretary of State Marco Rubio, highlighting the scope of the restrictions to include immediate family members.
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US Announces Visa Restrictions Over International Child Abduction Cases
The United States on Monday announced a new visa restriction policy targeting foreign officials and others involved in international parental… Read More
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US imposes visa restrictions targeting officials in international child abduction cases
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington would restrict visas for individuals "responsible for, or complicit in" impeding the prompt resolution of such cases, as well as their immediate family members.
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US announces visa curbs over international child-abduction cases
WASHINGTON: The United States on Monday announced a new visa-restriction policy targeting foreign officials and others involved in parental child-abduction cases, a measure that could have implications for Pakistan as well. Announcing the policy, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington would restrict visas for individuals “responsible for, or complicit in” impeding the prompt resoluti...
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