The Saudi European Human Rights Organization signed on a letter addressed to King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, in addition to 24 other human rights organization, religious and legal institutions, as well as influential figures from multiple countries. The letter was for canceling the death penalty on Sheikh Nemer AlNemer and ensuring his release.
The letter stated that Sheikh Nemer did not have a fair trial, and the judge had not given him the chance to prepare his defense properly.
The letter emphasized that AlNemer is a peaceful activist and had never call for violence.
The letter concluded that Saudi Arabia has been newly elected as a member at the Human Rights Council of the United Nations, and it should be an example in monitoring and protecting human rights.
This letter, which was organized by American Organization for Democracy and Human Rights in Bahrain, was sent to the Royal Court in Riyadh, the Saudi ambassador Adel al-Jubeir r in Washington, the US ambassador Joseph W. Westphal in Riyadh, and to the President of the United Nations Human Rights Council Baudelaire Andong Eli.
Saudi National Society for Human Rights and the Saudi Arabian Human Rights Commission has also received a copy of the letter.
Human rights organizations and Medias continue to make various efforts aimed for ending the illegal detention of Nemer AlNemer.
The signatories:
Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain (ADHRB)
American institution for the Humanities
American Islamic Congress
Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy
Enquiry Center
National Affairs Office of Scientology Church
Christian Solidarity Worldwide UK
Coptic Solidarity Organization
Free Muslim – ending and prevention radicalism center
European Saudi Orginazitin for Human Rights
Hindu American institution
Law institution for Human Rights
International Institute for Religious Freedom
Islamic Society of North America
Russian Orthodox Church in America
Shirazi institution
World Association of Muslims in America
Vin Institute
Individuals:
Mustafa Ojuand – Director of Shiites Rights Watch
Greg Mitchell – Chairman of Mitch company
Dr. Joel C. Hunter – senior pastors – Northland
Amjad Mahmood Khan – National Director of Public Affairs, the Ahmadiya Muslim community – United States
Paul Marshall – fellow at the Religious Freedom Center, Hudson Institute
Scott Morgan – Head of Red Eagle companies