Zeid in a sentence

Zeid says it has been difficult to get in touch with her aunt and cousin, and she hopes they can get back to Canada safely.

Munther Zeid said he thinks people "have received the wrong message" about the April incident involving the alleged shoplifter at the Portage Avenue store.

Foodfare owner Munther Zeid opened all five of his grocery stores Monday, despite being threatened with a $10,000 fine for opening on Good Friday in April.

The African Union’s (AU) infrastructure and energy commissioner, Amani Abou-Zeid, said aside from physical infrastructure, mobile money, and a better understanding of the informal economy, one of the biggest challenges in Africa is data.

At the Geneva gathering, U.N. human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein echoed calls for a "full implementation" of the truce but said that "however, we have every reason to remain cautious" about the cease-fire as airstrikes continue on Damascus suburbs.

But U.N. human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein has said, in comments criticised by Syria's government, that the assault is "legally, and morally, unsustainable".

Critics accused Zeid, a member of Jordan’s royal family, of being too confrontational with his often fierce criticism of world leaders and numerous calls for international investigations of rights violations in places like Syria, North Korea and Myanmar.

During his three-day visit to Indonesia in February, Zeid expressed concern over the excessive use of force by Indonesian security forces, harassment, arbitrary arrests and detentions in Papua.

For Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, the outgoing UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Annan is simply “irreplaceable”.

On Twitter, Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein — the U.N. human rights chief — said it was “Disappointing, if not really surprising, news.

The report was submitted by the outgoing High Commissioner for Human rights Zeid Husseini in June this year.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein on Monday called on Washington to halt its "unconscionable" policy.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, said the UN report laid bare the sheer horror suffered by the victims and their families.

Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, UN high commissioner for human rights, said the perpetrators of such crimes in Syria should know they were being identified and that dossiers were being built with a view to future prosecutions.

Zeid said that his office received reports that civilians at some government checkpoints were only allowed through to Government-held areas for a fee.

Zeid, who has criticised major powers and other countries during his four-year term that ends later this month, said that whenever he felt “isolated and alone politically,” he would go for long walks with Annan in Geneva.