U.S.: Impose Khashoggi Ban Sanctions on Head of Saudi Counterterrorism Court Awadh al-Ahmari
(Washington D.C., January 22, 2024) – The State Department should sanction Awadh al-Ahmari, the Head of the Saudi Specialized Criminal...
Read more(Washington D.C., January 22, 2024) – The State Department should sanction Awadh al-Ahmari, the Head of the Saudi Specialized Criminal...
Read moreMember States in the Bureau International des Expositions (BiE) should vote against Saudi Arabia's candidacy to host the World Expo...
Khashoggi Act Would Sanction Transnational Repression, Allow Lawsuits Against Government Perpetrators October 2, 2023 (Washington, DC) – Members of Congress...
October 1, 2023 (Washington D.C.): On the fifth anniversary of the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, civil society and...
Mohammed bin Abdulmalek al-Sheikh, head of the Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property, oversaw the torture of at least three detainees...
Read moreJudge Awadh al-Ahmari has been implicated in the detention, torture, and extraction of forced confessions of peaceful human rights activists...
Former royal adviser Saud al-Qahtani helped murder Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, tried to kill other Saudi exiles abroad, and tortured...
A former member of Saudi Arabia's governmental Human Rights Commission, now the Saudi ambassador in Oslo, buried reports about the...
Salem Almuzaini, a Saudi national, has been arbitrarily detained by the Saudi State Security Agency since August 24, 2020.
Read moreSaudi authorities should immediately release Salem Almuzaini and hold accountable all Saudi government officials involved in his arbitrary detention and...
عربيSUMMARYDescribed as a handsome prince with charisma who speaks multiple languages and obtained degrees from the Sorbonne and Oxford University,...
Salman Alodah is one of the most popular scholars in Saudi Arabia and the Muslim world. He has advocated for...
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