On the background of Saudi Arabia’s execution of the minor Mustafa Al Darwish, and the official statements of the Saudi government that he is not a minor, and the claim that he committed “serious crimes,” as well as with the continued threat of Saudi Arabia to the lives of minors, despite its false statements, as well as the presence of dozens threatened with execution and who may be killed at any moment: The European Saudi Organization for Human Rights is holding a special meeting with media professionals, researchers, and those interested, to find out the details of the case, based on reliable sources and official government documents. The meeting also deals with the possible executions in Saudi Arabia in the second half of 2021.
The meeting will take place on Thursday 17 June 2021, from 6:30 to 7:00 pm Berlin time.
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Speaking at the meeting for 15 minutes:
Attorney Taha Hajji: Legal Counsel at the ESOHR.
Adel Saeed. Vice President of ESOHR
Duaa Dhainy. Researcher with ESOHR
Then open the floor for questions for 15 minutes.
The meeting will include:
• A review of the official evidence that Mustafa Al Darwish is a minor.
• Confused official allegations.
• The violations he was subjected to and how official institutions were complicit in his murder.
• Reviewing the facts of Saudi Arabia’s lies in stopping the killing of minors.
• The fate of the remaining minors threatened with death.
• Breaking the number of executions last year.
• Alarming indications of further executions are to come in the second half of the year.
The broadcast is private, and for access information, please contact
ali.jaffar@esohr.org
004915141311100