At Human Rights Council, Saudi Arabia attacks Special Rapporteur’s sources and denies systematic discrimination against women

At the HRC, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia attacked the sources relied upon

Lives of activists at risk under counterterrorism laws and strict religious interpretations

At the UN Human Rights Council, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia claimed that

On international women’s day: A salute to Saudi women activists who have confronted tyranny and brought about change and are still paying the price

As the world celebrates International Women’s Day on March 8, ESOHR pays

Special rapporteurs call for Saudi Arabia to lift the death penalty against four influential figures: If carried out, the judgments will constitute criminal arbitrary executions for which the state bears responsibility

United Nations special rapporteurs have expressed concerns that the government

Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief: Saudi women continue to suffer discrimination and violence on religious justifications

The UN’s Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief, Mr. Ahmed Shaheed,

High Commissioner of the Human Rights Council calls on Saudi Arabia to hold accountable violators and release detainees

The High Commissioner of the Human Rights Council, Michelle Bachelet, asked

After four years in solitary confinement: Fear of secret trial for Sheikh al-Hilal

Four years after his arrest in clear violation of international and local laws, the Kingdom

Human Rights Council opens its 43rd session without Saudi Arabia as member

The UN Human Rights Council is holding its 43rd session in Geneva, from 24 February

Saudi Arabia kills Egyptian citizen on minor charge after unfair trial, disregards family’s request to return the body

On 14 January 2020, in the city of Tabuk, the government of the Kingdom of Saudi

Eight years since his arrest: Minor Ali al-Nimr on death row

قضية علي النمر (20 ديسمبر 1994) لاقت اهتماما واسعا حول العالم، حيث ندد بالحكم الصادر