Ethiopia: Returned Tigrayans Detained, Abused
Saudi Arabia Should Stop Deporting Tigrayan Migrants to Ethiopia
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia spends billions of dollars hosting major entertainment, cultural, and sporting events as a deliberate strategy to deflect from the country’s image as a pervasive human rights violator. Scores of human rights activists and dissidents remain in prison or on trial for their peaceful criticism. Authorities failed to hold high-level officials accountable for suspected involvement in the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018. Through 2021, the Saudi-led coalition continued a military campaign against the Houthi rebel group in Yemen that has included scores of unlawful airstrikes that have killed and wounded thousands of civilians.
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Saudi Arabia: Collective Punishment for Ex-Official’s Children
Arbitrary Travel Bans, Incommunicado Detention, Secret Appeal Hearing
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Saudi Arabia: ‘Image Laundering’ Conceals Abuses
New Human Rights Watch Campaign Against Whitewashing Rights Violations
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Yemen: Houthis Kill, Expel Ethiopian Migrants
Saudis Fire on Survivors, Detain Hundreds in Appalling Conditions
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Saudi Arabia: Biden Visit Risks Fostering Repression
US Should Publicly Seek Rights Commitments, Reforms
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Saudi Arabia: Forthcoming Penal Code Should Protect Rights
Key Recommendations for Meaningful Reform
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Turkey: Don’t Transfer Khashoggi Trial to Saudi Arabia
Would Squander Chances of Justice for Brutal, State-Sponsored Murder
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English Premier League: Urgently Adopt Human Rights Policy
Reconsider Newcastle United Sale to Saudi Consortium; Scrutinize Chelsea Sale Bidders
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UN rights body should do more to address abuses in Russia, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, China
HRW Statement - Item 4 General Debate - HRC49
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Saudi Arabia: Mass Execution of 81 Men
Rampant Abuses in Criminal Justice System Make Fair Trials Highly Implausible
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