A local media reports that Kuwait will soon bar foreigners from attending public hospitals in the mornings.
Down's Boy Accused of Racist Attack, Exonerated Seven Months Later
Jamie Bauld, 18, a Down's Syndrome teenager from Scotland with a mental age of five, was accused of attacking an Asian girl-student at his special needs school.
Jamie Bauld, 18, a Down's Syndrome teenager from Scotland with a mental age of five, was accused of attacking an Asian girl-student at his special needs school.
Foreign residents will be able to receive treatment in the evenings, said the decision published in Kuwaiti media on Thursday.
Kuwait is home to 2.6 million foreigners, mostly from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the Philippines, Egypt and Syria, and 1.2 million native Kuwaitis.
Racist Oz Attacker Bit His Own Finger To Escape Police Interrogation
After attacking and racially abusing an Indian taxi driver, an Australian man tried to break his own finger to avoid being interrogated by police in the incident, a Geelong court has heard.
After attacking and racially abusing an Indian taxi driver, an Australian man tried to break his own finger to avoid being interrogated by police in the incident, a Geelong court has heard.
Kuwait provides free medical services to citizens but expats must pay an annual fee of $175 each besides paying reduced charges for certain procedures like x-ray.
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Foster Children Removed from Care of 'Racist' UK Couple
Media reports indicate that a local authority has removed three non-white children from their foster parents because the couple are members of the anti-immigration UK Independence Party.
Media reports indicate that a local authority has removed three non-white children from their foster parents because the couple are members of the anti-immigration UK Independence Party.
Similar restrictions are in place at other government agencies such as the traffic department, which handles applications from Kuwaitis only in the morning.
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Brain Scans Could Soon Detect Racists: Study
A new study found that brain scans were able to pick up on differences in the way that people with implicit negative racial attitudes viewed black and white faces, the Daily Mail reported.
A new study found that brain scans were able to pick up on differences in the way that people with implicit negative racial attitudes viewed black and white faces, the Daily Mail reported.
