Category Archives: Saudi Arabia
Reports Saudi Arabia
Waleed Abu al-Khair: 10 years after his unlawful arrest
On 15 April 2014, Waleed Abu al-Khair, a Saudi human rights advocate, lawyer and founder [...]
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Countries Reports Saudi Arabia
Rape, abuse, isolation: unveiling the horrors of migrants women’ condition in Saudi Arabia
“He came and raped me. And he continued raping me over the coming months until [...]
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Countries Reports
The Long Quest for Justice: Two Decades Since Iraqi Detainee Abuse
Twenty one years have passed since the haunting images emerged from the infamous Abu Ghraib [...]
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Kuwait Reports
Dispatch: Examining Kuwait Electoral System
Introduction Kuwait is a country in West Asia that borders Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Iran. [...]
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Reports United Arab Emirates
Uncovering the Golden Facade: Inside the UAE’s Rise to Prominence in Gold Imports and the Dark Truths Behind it
In 1996, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was far from being a major gold-importing country. [...]
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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 [...]
May
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. [...]
May
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 [...]
May
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 [...]
May