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Saudi sisters leave Hong Kong to start new life

Responding to news that two sisters from Saudi Arabia, known as Reem and Rawan, whose lives would have been in...

Saudi Arabia: Women activists persecuted under bogus charges

Speaking to Amnesty is not a crime The prosecution of 11 women activists before a Criminal Court in Riyadh for...

UN member states must demand release of women human rights defenders in Saudi Arabia

States should take a clear stand against human rights violations in Saudi Arabia by joining a UN Human Rights Council...

Hong Kong: Sisters’ lives in grave danger if sent back to Saudi Arabia

The Hong Kong authorities must not return two sisters to Saudi Arabia where their lives would be in grave danger,...

Saudi Arabia: European Parliament calls on EU countries to step up defence of women’s rights activists

Reacting to the European Parliament’s condemnation of the ongoing repression and torture of a group of women’s rights defenders detained...

The world has not forgotten the women detained and tortured in Saudi Arabia

By T.K. We all have that one person we immediately connect with. Someone who you know will always be part...

Saudi Arabia: Authorities must drop calls to execute peaceful protesters

Responding to reports that Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor is no longer seeking the death penalty for Israa al-Ghomgham, an female...

Saudi Arabia: Access for independent monitors urgently needed amid more reports of torture of activists

Amnesty International has obtained new reports of torture and abuse inflicted on a group of Saudi Arabian human rights activists...

Saudi Arabia: Censorship of Netflix is latest proof of crackdown on freedom of expression

Responding to news that Netflix have removed an episode from a comedy show in Saudi Arabia, after officials from the...

Human rights in the Gulf under renewed scrutiny ahead of GCC summit

An escalating crackdown on freedoms across the Gulf states has brought renewed international attention to the human rights situation in...

Canada’s Sanctions Against 17 Saudi Nationals Welcome, But Not Enough

In response to Minister Chrystia Freeland’s announcement today that the Canadian government will place sanctions on 17 Saudi nationals believed...

Saudi Arabia: Reports of torture and sexual harassment of detained activists

Several Saudi Arabian activists, including a number of women, who have been arbitrarily detained without charge since May 2018 in...

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