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Messi’s Deal Is Done… He Will Play in Saudi Arabia Next Season
A well-informed source affirmed that Paris Saint-Germain star Lionel Messi will play in Saudi Arabia next season after receiving an…
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Top US Officials to Saudi Arabia Amid Total Disregard for Human Rights Situation
Senior White House officials are expected to visit Saudi Arabia in the upcoming months to meet with Saudi Crown Prince…
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NEOM: Save Al-Huwaitat Members Before It’s Too Late
Three members of the Al-Hwaitat tribe, Shadli Ahmed Al-Hwaiti, Ibrahim Salih Al-Hwaiti, and Atallah Musa Al-Hwaiti, are at risk of…
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Khader Adnan’s Death Confirms Israeli Occupation’s Criminal Reality
Together for Justice expresses deep regret over the death of the leading Palestinian prisoner Khader Adnan in Israeli custody just…
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Abdullah Al-Hamid Remembered on His Third Death Anniversary
This week marks the third death anniversary of the leading Saudi human rights figure Abdullah al-Hamid following deliberate medical negligence…
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Khaled and Salman AlodahSubjected to Saudi Collective Punishment Policy
Together for Justice expresses grave concern about the difficult detention conditions faced by the Saudi preacher Salman Alodahand his brother…
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Two Years in Enforced Disappearance… The Saudi Authorities Refuse to Disclose Aya Al-Juhani’s Fate
The Saudi authorities continue to withhold information regarding the whereabouts of Saudi activist Aya Al-Juhani, who was forcibly disappeared for…
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Saudi Activist Waleed Abu Al-Khair Spends 9 Years in Arbitrary Detention
Waleed Abu Al-Khair, a Saudi lawyer and human rights advocate, has been arbitrarily imprisoned for nine years in Saudi jails…
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Saudi Rights Defender Faces Slow Death in Saudi Prisons
Together for Justice is deeply concerned about the safety of political prisoner Hilal Hussein Al-Qurashi, who is facing a slow…
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Nobody should have to live in a society where their government is so blood-thirsty
Apparently it seems like the Saudi Arabian government is breaking more than just their fast this Ramadan. They’ve decided to…
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