Category Archives: Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia: The UN Report on Khashoggi Claims There Is Credible Evidence Linking Prince Mohammed Bin Salman To the Murder

Jamal Khashoggi, prominent Saudi journalist, was killed on 2 October 2018 in the Saudi consulate [...]

United Kingdom: latest FCO human rights report fails to properly address human rights issues in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Yemen

The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) has released its annual rights report  which has failed [...]

Saudi Arabia: Murtaja Qureiris is facing death penalty for peacefully protesting at 13 years of age

UPDATE: 18 year-old boy Murtaja Qureiri, sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia will not face execution. [...]

Saudi Arabia: a Saudi cargo ship stopped again in France at Marseille-Fos harbour

Amnesty International declared on 28 May 2019 that a ship – the Bahri Tabuk – [...]

Saudi Arabia: three prominent scholars are about to be executed after Ramadan

According to Middle East Eye three prominent Sunni scholars, Salman al-Odah, Awad al-Qarni and Ali [...]

Saudi Arabia: government’s Absher App used to control women’s travels

In Saudi Arabia, citizens can use a mobile app called Absher to access Interior Ministry [...]

Saudi Arabia: two foreign journalists Marwan al-Muraisi and Abdel Rahman Farhaneh have been detained for months

Saudi Arabia has been detaining two journalists, Marwan al-Muraisi and Abdel Rahman Farhaneh, for months. [...]

Saudi Arabia: Mohammed Abdullah Al-Otaibi ill-treated in prison

Human rights defender Mohammed Abdullah Al-Otaibi, who is serving a 14 years prison sentence, is [...]

Saudi Arabia: Vision 2030, an Economic Plan to Whitewash Human Rights Abuses

Saudi Arabia launched the Vision 2030 economic program in 2016 to boost its economy. The [...]