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Foreign ministers of the Arab League take part in an emergency meeting at the League's headquarters in Cairo March 9, 2015. Saudi Arabia has blocked a plan for Sweden's Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom to address the Le...

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Foreign ministers of the Arab League take part in an emergency meeting at the League's headquarters in Cairo March 9, 2015. Saudi Arabia has blocked a plan for Sweden's Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom to address the League of Arab States in Cairo on Monday in a protest over criticism of its human rights record, a Swedish foreign ministry spokesman said. Photo by Amr Sayed

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