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Saudi man who tweeted about unemployment jailed for 10 years
A man who was reportedly arrested in Saudi Arabia over tweets he made complaining about unemployment and human rights issues in the country has been handed a 10-year prison sentence. Abdullah Jelan, 30, was sentenced by Saudi Arabia's Specialised Criminal Court to 10 years in prison followed by a 10-year travel ban, according to ALQST, a human rights monitor in the country. ???? ALQST has learned that the SCC sentenced Abdullah Jelan to 10 years in jail and a travel ban of the same length. Jelan, a @WCUofPA graduate who had been vocal on Twitter through an anonymous account, was arrested in May 2021 upon his return to #SaudiArabia from the US. pic.twitter.com/TUe7JrdpMu

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