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the trouble with mia :baner: (fkamiah17@toot.wales)'s status on Friday, 01-Sep-2023 15:28:06 JST the trouble with mia :baner:

But let's roll out the red carpet for the frontrunner in the "worst human being in existence" race.
HRW: ""Saudi Arabia: Man Sentenced to Death for Tweets
Peaceful Criticism on Social Media Brings Death Penalty"
"... describing the King or the Crown Prince in a way that undermines religion or justice"
https://www.hrw.org/news/2023/08/29/saudi-arabia-man-sentenced-death-tweets
#UKPolitics #MBS #HumanRights #FuckTheTories
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1. Extract from HRW report: Court documents HRW reviewed sho that the Specialised Criminal Corut sentenced al-Ghamdi to death on July 10 under article 30 of Saudi Arabia's counterterrorism law for "describing the King or the Crown Prince in a way that undermines religion or justice," article 34 "supporting a terrorist ideology," article 43 for "communicating with a terrorist entity," and article 44 for publishing false news "with the intention of executing a terrorist crime." Al-Ghamdi's trial judgment states that he used his accounts on the X, formerly Twitter, platform and YouTube to commit his "crimes". The public prosecutor sought the maximum penalties for all charges against al-Ghamdi. The documnets say that the court issues the sentence on the grounds that the crimes "targeted the status of the King and the Crown Prince," and that the "magnitutde of his actions is amplified by the fact that they occurred through a global media platform, necessitating a strict punishment." The documents cite two X platform accounts as belonging to al-Ghamdi. HRT found that the first account had two followers and the second had eight. Both accounts, which have fewer than 1,000 tweets combined, largely contained retweets of welll-known critics of the Saudi government.
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2. Saudi Arabia: Man Sentenced to Death for Tweets
  
  A Saudi court has sentenced a man to death based solely on his Twitter and YouTube activity.

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