What does DOHA stand for?

Department of Home Affairs (various countries)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Couchepin was head of the Federal Department of Home Affairs (encompassing Social Affairs, Health and Education), and a member of the centre-right Radical Party (FDP).

Welcome, Mr. Councillor

Byline: Mamta03 The State IT Agency (SITA) has bungled the tender for smart ID cards that will replace the countrys aging green identity documents, leaving the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) without any explanation.

South Africa: SITA bungles smart ID card tender

Established in 2002, Swissmedic is affiliated to the federal department of home affairs.

Aurobindo gets nod from Swissmedic for BPH drug

However, the Manx Department of Home Affairs has made its own ruling.

Hunger strike at prison over ban on tobacco

Republic of South Africa, Department of Home Affairs, JCPS Cluster Media Briefing, 5 May 2005.

Part I: national security policy and strategy

It shows that despite South Africa's adoption of an encompassing rights-regarding legal framework that has the potential to be inclusive towards asylum seekers and refugees in the country and afford them basic human rights and protection, asylum seekers and refugees nonetheless remain "internally excluded," predominantly as a result of practices adopted by a nationalist Department of Home Affairs to implement refugee legislation and by the UNHCR in its quest to prioritize the safeguarding of the institution of asylum.

Insiders but outsiders: the struggle for the inclusion of asylum ...

The Department of Home Affairs has a nominal policymaking role concerning religion.

Solomon Islands

The rejection by South Africa's Department of Home Affairs has been criticized by the opposition and human-rights activists.

Fighting Mugabe has its cost