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A Saudi non-governmental organisation reported on Thursday that authorities have increased the prison sentence of human rights activist Khaled Al-Omair following a tighter crackdown on perceived opponents led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.  The group announced that Al-Omair’s sentence had been changed from seven to nine years, with a travel ban for nine years, and had new lawsuits filed against him.  The Specialised Criminal Court (SCC) in the capital city Riyadh sentenced Al-Omair to seven years in prison last April on the premise that he was "leading activities aimed at harming the security of the kingdom," reported the Iran-based AhlulBayt News Agency. Al-Oma

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