Global leaders will not boycott the G20 over human rights, but Riyadh should not rejoice ...Kuwait

Comment: Despite calls for boycotting the G20 summit hosted by Saudi Arabia this year, the world will send representatives. But this is not a favour to Riyadh, explains Courtney Freer Saudi Arabia is set to host the G20 summit virtually on 21-22 November amid calls for boycott due to continued concerns about human rights abuses in the kingdom. Last month, 45 members of the US Congress wrote a letter urging the Trump Administration to boycott the G20 unless Saudi authorities address human rights concerns, specifically those related to the ongoing war in Yemen, imprisonment of political activists, and lack of accountability for 2018 murder of Jamal Khashoggi. The letter from Congress

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