Activists expect new wave of arrests in Saudi ...Kuwait

Following the 34-year sentencing of Saudi Arabian women's rights activist, Salma al-Shehab, by authorities, the Executive director of UK-based human rights organisation ALQST Nabhan Al-Hanshi says that the sentence is a calculated move carried out by the Saudi government (KSA). "Salma's case shows how the authorities in KSA don't care about human rights and that they are going ahead in violating rights and punishing people based on their opinions. It proves how international relations can make a difference in pressuring authorities to carry out more reforms or not. Once [Saudi crown prince and de facto rules] Mohammed Bin Salman (MBS) had once again got support from dif

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