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Saudi ‘Anti-Terror’ Court A Weapon of Repression: AI

TEHRAN (IQNA) – Saudi Arabia has used a secretive court established to try what it describes as terrorism cases as "a weapon of repression " to imprison peaceful critics, activists, journalists, and clerics, Amnesty International said Thursday.

News ID: 3470559 Publish Date : 2020/02/06

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Saudi ‘Anti-Terror’ Court A Weapon of Repression: AI

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