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Fahd bin Abdul Aziz
Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz
Naef Bin Abdul Aziz
Salman Bin Abdul Aziz
Ahmad Bin Abdul Aziz
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| Al-Saud claim to be the protectors of Mecca and
Medina, the two holiest cities of Islam. Yet, as we will see in this
section, al-Saud have done everything to desecrate the cities with
policies and actions that make Islam a mockery as a champion of the needy
and the weak. Al-Saud have engaged in a systematic form of breaking the
Saudis and Arabs in general into a disciplined flock of sheep while using
their propaganda machine and ownership in 95% of Arab media to control the
process and project an image of moderation and permissiveness. When you
read about how torture of innocent people is carried out in their prisons,
you cannot but have revolting and rebellious thoughts about this despotic
family in their last act for a play that have lasted too long even by
western standards.
See the difference
between what al-Saud say and actually do. |
The Human Rights Section is divided
into 7 distinct areas of interest to the reader:
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Human Rights Laws to which
Saudi Arabia is Signatory of
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Human Rights Instruments which
Saudi Arabia refused to sign
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Human Rights Reports
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Cases of Human Rights Abuses
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List of Imprisoned or Killed
Saudis
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Saudi Arabia and Womens' Rights
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Al-Saud Response to the
Accusations
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1) Human Rights Laws to which Saudi Arabia
is signatory of:
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2) Human Rights Instruments which Saudi
Arabia Refused to Sign:
- The International Covenant on
Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Signed by all Muslim
countries except Saudi Arabia)
- The International Covenant on Civil
and Political Rights (Signed by all Muslim countries except
Saudi Arabia)
- The Optional Protocol to the
International Convenant on Civil and Political Rights
- The Second Optional Protocol to the
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
- The International Convention on the
Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination
- The International Convention on the
Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid
- International Convention against
Apartheid in Sports
- The Convention on the
Non-Applicability of Statutory Limitations to War Crimes and Crimes
against Humanity
- The Convention on the Elimination of
All Forms of Discrimination against Women
- The Convention on the Political
Rights of Women
- The Convention on the Nationality of
Married Women
- The Convention on the Consent to
Marriage, Minimum Age for Marriage, and Registration of Marriages
- The Convention against Torture and
other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment of Prisoners
- The Slavery Convention of 1926
- The 1953 Protocol amending the 1926
Convention
- The Convention for the Suppression of
the Traffic in Persons and of the Exploitations of the Prostitutions
of others
- The Convention on the
Reductions of Statelessness
- The Convention relating to the Status
of Stateless Persons
- The Convention relating to the Status
of Refugees
- The Protocol relating on the Status
of Refugees
- The Convention on the Rights of
Migrant Workers and the Members of their Families.
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UNITED NATIONS
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THE
US STATE DEPARTMENT
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| AMNESTY
INTERNATIONAL
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MIDDLE
EAST WATCH
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| MINNESOTA LAWYERS INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS
COMMITTEE (MLIHRC)
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CRITIQUE
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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
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SUPPLEMENTAL
REPORTS
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4) Cases of Human Rights Abuses
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Letter from an Afghan Tortured Prisoner
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This page is dedicated to the long list
of all those who were imprisoned or murdered by al-Saud for political
reasons. The information has been gathered using articles and clippings of
known cases of imprisonment, disappearances, or killing of Saudi and
foreign citizens. Please help us make this list unique by completing it
whenever we fail to do so. LET THAT LIST BECOME A CIRCULAR TO AMERICAN
& EUROPEAN OFFICIALS WHO HAVE SUPPORTED AL-SAUD REGIME. The list will
be alphabetically organized. EVERYONE WHO HAS BEEN IMPRISONED OR KILLED
BECAUSE OF POLITICAL MOTIVATION IS LISTED REGARDLESS OF THEIR RELIGION,
POLITICAL BELIEFS OR ORIGINS. Click here to go to
that List.
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6) Saudi Arabia and Womens'
Rights
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7) Al-Saud Response to the
Accusations
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