Saudi Leaks reveals the arrest of Al-Ali for denouncing normalization with Israel
Human rights sources revealed that the Saudi regime a security force arrested the activist and blogger Dawood Al-Ali from his home a…
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Prominent Human Rights Activist Starts Open Hunger Strike in Prison
Human rights sources confirmed that a prominent human rights activist detained in Saudi Arabia had started an open hunger strike in the…
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A new trial session for April campaign’s prisoners of conscience
The Saudi Specialized Criminal Court is holding a new trial session for prisoners of conscience of the April campaign of last year…
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A new trial session for April campaign’s prisoners of conscience
The Saudi Specialized Criminal Court is holding a new trial session for prisoners of conscience of the April campaign of last year…
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Saudi authorities arbitrarily detain a whole family
The Saudi authorities escalated their violations and oppression in the Kingdom and arrested an entire family. The arrest of the writer Ishtiaq…
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Public Prosecutor requests maximum sentence for Loujain Al-Hathloul
Saudi Public Prosecutor on Wednesday demanded the maximum prison sentence possible for women’s rights activist Loujain Al-Hathloul, in the latest development in…
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Loujain al-Hathloul might end up in prison for 20 years
Saudi Arabia’s state prosecutor is seeking the maximum possible jail sentence – 20 years behind bars – for women’s rights activist Loujain…
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HRW: Saudis detain hundreds of African migrants in squalid conditions
Saudi Arabia is detaining hundreds of mainly Ethiopian migrants in squalid conditions in Riyadh, Human Rights Watch said, quoting some as saying…
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HRW: Saudis detain hundreds of African migrants in squalid conditions
Saudi Arabia is detaining hundreds of mainly Ethiopian migrants in squalid conditions in Riyadh, Human Rights Watch said, quoting some as saying…
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Loujain al-Hathloul: Saudi Arabia uses tweets supporting women’s rights as evidence
The Saudi public prosecutor on Monday cited tweets about a campaign to let women drive and the kingdom’s guardianship system as evidence…
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