'Saudi Crown Prince believes rights are his to give, he'll prosecute people who demand their rights'
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- Опубликовано: 1 май 2024
- Amnesty International is calling on Saudi Arabia to free a 29-year-old fitness instructor it says has been secretly sentenced to 11 years in prison by a counterterrorism court for "absurd crimes": refusing to wear an abaya and hijab, and for campaigning on social media for women's rights, calling for an end to the Saudi Kingdom's male guardianship system. Amnesty has now learned that Manahel Al-Otaibi was sentenced in January and details of her highly secret case are only just now emerging in Saudi Arabia's formal reply to a request by the UN Human Rights Office. She went missing for five months and was only allowed to call her family in mid April, telling them "she was being held in solitary confinement, she was being beaten and that her leg was broken." For in-depth analysis and a deeper perspective on Saudi Arabia's oppressive policies towards women and brutal treatment of women's rights activists, FRANCE 24's Mark Owen is joined by Bissan Fakih, Strategic Advisor and Senior Campaigner for Amnesty International. "Saudi Arabia is spending billions in dollars to clean up its reputation," through sports, entertainment and tourism, explains Ms. Fakih, but all the while "Amnesty International has documented a deterioration in the human rights situation." She highlights that "Saudi Arabia remains one of the biggest executors in the world."
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While Islamists promoting Hijab and Abaya in the west as women’s choice and power!!
11 years 😢😢? Any chance of appeal? And these are the same countries funding American universities? 🙄😵
Right, USA and Saudiarabia, best friends for many decades ! Never human rights, women's rights or democracy demands from USA to them! Cheap oil makes a "difference"...
@@eddastrohmayer251 America you can go to the supermarket the way you want
Yeah , she can
But if we try to raise our voices in the support of this girl so, In future
Everyone try to do like that
Like breaking any religious rule or country rules or culture rules
@Martin_Priesthood we need to take an action and keep clap by the side of Soudi Govt.
The Islamic world once again showing its tolerance and progressivism :)
Because she had her hair out?
Free Manahil Alutaibi
هههههههههههههه
O.o Crazy.
Islam strikes again.
What for?
Not wear Hijab ( showing her hair)
@@hamodalbatal464 nothing in other words.
Leave the kingdom alone
Saudi should replicate how the only democracy country in middle east (which is supported by France and USA) treated it's unwanted residents.
And then paid the journalists and politicians to call critics of Saudi human rights records as anti sematic.
ladies and gentlemen another US ally
They should be US enemies?
US ally but an independent country…same u will tell the US to mind its business..ur hypocrisy stinks
@@koloni2862 cannot understand your point, please explain ! Isn't it hypocrisy when USA does not ask Saudiarabia for democracy, human and women's rights?!
The kingdom doing what you told them punish your opponents
low-level, mind-hijacked human, brainwashed from birth. without the Power to separate yourself.
One question for Amnesty international why don't u talk about Gaza's humans rights ?
Shut up
Very good..... activists specially the human rights one...are the worst....
It's sad but then again it's Saudi Arabia for heaven sake!
You don't do that there and if you feel the need of doing that you try to find a way to get the hell out of there and go anywhere else who isn't a repressive regime.
The world is big and she would have been welcome in so many places, why ruin her life for a country who is not yet ready to evolve.
Saudi Arabia will reach a point in its evolution where people will not feel this way but it's not now.
Someone always have to do it first before things can change for the better. Otherwise, nothing would ever change
@@zilladraws6638 there's a time for change in society and you fell it brewing normally, you know something will happen.
I seriously doubt Saudi Arabia reach this therefore she only become a martyr along the road this is not the way.
What's the hypocrisy you talking about
Thousands of children are daying in Gaza everyday by your's weapons
And you are talking like you worry about this girl, prison is most safety than Gaza and when day she will be out ,
what about the rights of thousands of women slaughtered in GAZA with Western weapons
What about the Palestinian woman's rights who leave GAZA STOP HYPOCRISY
the Palestinian women first used as property then as human shields by Islamist stone age savages?
oh.
*Bottom line Kingdom is Haram in Islam*
Muttawah police
I think she got sentenced coz of allowing another culture to be known inside her country or in ksa. It's a big offense for the king or for the laws in saudi society..
Am a Muslim, and am also a part of amnesty and I want to say something about Manahel al-Otaibi
Firstly in this case,We don't need to do anything .
Secondly we also don't need to take any action .
Because.....
She breaks the cultural rules and boundaries the most holy place of MUSLIM Countries
No one have rights to change the cultural rules and boundaries of any country
If she is right....
Then am going to take an action in USA like
Why USA's girls didn't wear Abaya
Look, the main purpose of abaya is to protect every single women or girl
If any women or a girl didn't wear that type of thing like abaya
So, automatically she takes attraction of a lot of MENs and Boys for sexual harassment.
So, why you people always try to goes against wearing abaya
Your main purpose is just to protect women rights
So, wearing abaya is also protect all women
U need to understand this scenario.
In the End , Soudi Govt need to give High punishment to This girl Because she breaks or try to change the rule or boundaries of an religious Islamic country.
On other hand ,if i try to break any rule in USA or other European countries
So, that country also give me a huge punishment.
So, By this scenario Soudi Govt have rights to give an huge punishment to this girl.
But Muslims kick off in European counties like France when they enact laws for their culture. So your point does not really stand does it ?
You're right she want to replace Saudi laws with western values....she deserves the jail time
Total tosh. If you think that wearing an Abaya, basically an all over sack, is purely to protect women from the male gaze, it is men who have the problem. As a non muslim, I see this as dark ages thinking. You would not exist without women and to compare brutalising them to exact control of women against western law where women are equal is a spurious argument. This is nothing to do with religion and totally to do with male oppression. Really, you are just afraid women would have a valid point of view.
Men gets horny all over the world not just in Saudi Arabia
What a strange thinking that men have the right to harass and even punish and sentence women to imprisonment if they show a little bit of hair ! You can nowhere in the Quran find this ! That's just imagination of patriarchalic thinking Saudi men!
This channel has no rights to criticize Saudi about human rights after your support for ongoing massacre
Oh stop the whataboutism. Your type just cannot accept the human rights abuses that happen on a daily basis by groups that you no doubt scream support for.
What about HAMAS!
True!
Both should be criticized!
Whataboutism at best