Fair point, but while we were not there, my guess is it was the airports authority that decided to undertake invasive searching, so it bears the major liability (if a court finds there was any).
However Australia doesn't deny mainland (communist) Chinese airlines flights into and out of Oz because the Chinese incarcerate individuals we believe ought not be, or the Singaporeans because that city-state routinely hangs drug traffickers. Likewise, while what occurred at Doha was repugnant and deeply upsetting to the women, it can't be used as a justification for denying the airline additional flight frequencies.
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