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Together for Justice Holds Saudi Arabia Responsible for Deported Egyptian Political Dissidents’ Safety
Together for Justice held the Saudi authorities responsible for the lives of the Egyptian dissident Ayman Shahoum and another unidentified…
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Saudi National Day: Freedom for the Imprisoned Kingdom!
On the Saudi National Day, Sept. 23, Together for Justice calls on human rights defenders and social media activists to…
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MBS Misses Queen’s Funeral Under Rights Pressures… Is it Enough?
As a wave of massive protests sparked against Mohammed bin Salman (MBS)’s planned visit to the UK to attend the…
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Killers Are Not Welcome: Protests Sweep London Streets Against MBS’ Planning Visit
Under the slogan “Killers Are Not Welcome,” protesters took into the streets in London against the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed…
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Human Rights: Do They Really Matter?
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) has recently received a warm reception from several international parties in total disregard…
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Salman Al-Awdah: Five Years of Arbitrary Detention, No Family Contact for 3 Years
Five years ago, on September 10, 2017, Saudi security forces arrested the Saudi leading preacher and academic Sheikh Salman Al-Awdah…
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Saudi Arabia: Political Prisoners Face Harsh Prison Sentences
Nearly two months have passed since US President Joe Biden’s visit to Saudi Arabia, during which he proved that his…
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Areej Al-Sadhan: They broke my brother’s hand, saying, “This is the hand you tweet with”
A jury in California has convicted a former Twitter employee of spying for Saudi Arabia by providing the kingdom private…
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UK High Court’s Ruling in Favour of Ghanem Al-Masarir Must Be Followed by Practical Steps
Together for Justice welcomes the UK High Court’s ruling that states that Saudi Arabia not immune from legal challenge over…
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Salma Al-Shehab’s 34-Year Prison Sentence Reflects a Worsening Human Rights Situation
Saudi Arabia’s Specialised Criminal Court increased the sentence of Salma al-Shehab, a Leeds University PhD candidate focused on healthcare and…
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