In Front of the 56th Session of the Human Rights Council: The European Union Condemns Saudi Arabia's Recent Executions
The European Union condemned recent executions in Saudi Arabia and other countries.
Jun
Death Sentences In Saudi Arabia: A Crossroad Of Violations Doubles The Victims And The Tragedy
Since 2013, the European Saudi Organization for Human Rights has been monitoring execution cases in Saudi Arabia.
Jun
Deprivation of the Right to Pardon: Saudi Arabia's Path to Escalating Executions
International laws and treaties impose obligations on countries that still implement the death penalty to ensure
May
After A 9 Months Pause Saudi Arabia Resumes Again Executions in Drug-Related Cases
On May 11, 2024, Saudi Arabia executed two Syrian citizens on charges related to drugs. According to a statement
May
First Third Of 2024 In Saudi Arabia: Executions Rise By 189% And Portend Another Bloody Year
Since the beginning of 2024 until the end of April, the Ministry of Interior in Saudi Arabia announced
May
30 NGO: Escalating Concerns about the Lives of Minors Sentenced to Death in Saudi Arabia Reveals the Truth Behind Its Promises
The undersigned organizations express their grave concern for the lives of minor defendants particularly
Apr
Jaber Al-Muhawen: Executed by Saudi Arabia Him in the 2019 Massacre, Still Threatening His Peers
Since the beginning of 2016, the European Saudi Organization for Human Rights has monitored the execution of 13 minors
Apr
Final Death Sentences and Others Pending Before the Supreme Court Against Minors: Saudi Arabia Crushes Commitments and Promises
Information received by the European Saudi Organization for Human Rights indicates an increased danger
Apr
Despite Whitewashing and Information Blocking: Public is Aware of Saudi Arabia's Brutality but Unaware of Details of its Violations of Commitments
The European Saudi Organization for Human Rights conducted a survey on the death penalty in Saudi Arabia.
Apr
HRI Annual Report: Saudi Arabia Among the Highest in Executing Drug-Related Charges
The International Harm Reduction Organization (HRI) published its annual report on the death penalty
Mar