The royal family had made some mistakes .. But this does not represent the people of Saudi Arabia .. And women here for princesses, and women here in Saudi Arabia. We offer them all they want .. Xi hit it precious no one can see and touch .. You can not understand ..!
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Saudi Arabia, the glowing city on the hill...the degree of sophistication and civilised behavior that we all hope to achieve:
"Human Rights Watch has previously documented egregious labor rights violations, and the risk of domestic workers being prosecuted on spurious allegations of adultery, theft, or witchcraft. Forced confinement and the requirement that employers grant an "exit visa" before the worker can leave the country contributes to many cases of forced labor. In July 2009, Saudi Arabia's Shura Council finally passed, after deliberation for several years, an annex to the labor law that requires employers to provide domestic workers at least nine hours of rest each day and suitable accommodation.[3] However, it still contains vague provisions that leave workers exposed to abuse, such as the duty to obey employers' order and a prohibition against leaving the workplace without a "legitimate reason."
Slow Movement | Human Rights Watch
"Ali Sabat's death sentence apparently resulted from advice and predictions he gave on Lebanese television. According to Saudi media, in addition to Sabat, Saudi religious police have arrested at least two others for witchcraft in the past month alone.
"Saudi courts are sanctioning a literal witch hunt by the religious police," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch. "The crime of ‘witchcraft' is being used against all sorts of behavior, with the cruel threat of state-sanctioned executions."
Saudi Arabia: Witchcraft and Sorcery Cases on the Rise | Human Rights Watch
"Amnesty International has called on Saudi Arabian authorities not to carry out a sentence of 40 lashes, imprisonment, and deportation handed down against a 75-year-old woman for being in the company of a young man she once breastfed.
“The minister of interior (Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz) is reported to have ordered the immediate detention and flogging of a 75-year-old woman, Khamisa Mohammed Sawadi, along with two Saudi Arabian men known only as Fahad and Hadyan,” the London-based human rights organization said on Tuesday."
AI urges Saudi Arabia to show clemency to elderly woman
"During the year (2008) the following significant human rights problems were reported: no right to change the government peacefully; beatings; judicially sanctioned corporal punishment; impunity, particularly on the part of the religious police; denial of public trials and lack of due process in the judicial system; political prisoners; incommunicado detention; restrictions on civil liberties such as freedoms of speech (including the Internet), assembly, association, movement, and severe restrictions on religious freedom; corruption; and lack of government transparency. Violence against women and discrimination on the basis of gender, religion, sect, and ethnicity were common. The sponsorship system limited the rights of foreign workers and remained a severe problem."
2008 Human Rights Report: Saudi Arabia
