News - Middle East: The European Saudi Organization for Human Rights said that 30 detainees, among them are those facing charges related to expressing opinion and demonstrating, and five of them are minors.

In addition, according to the organization’s monitoring, hundreds of foreign workers face death sentences, but the organization has not been able to document them, and while the official Human Rights Commission announced a moratorium on death sentences for drug crimes, the effective laws have not been amended, and none of the individuals facing final death sentences trial have been retried., and they thus face an unknown fate.

In 2021, Saudi Arabia executed 67 people, including at least a minor, and from the beginning of 2022 until the end of March, Saudi Arabia executed 117 people, 81 of whom were killed in a mass execution. ESOHR did not monitor most of these cases due to the lack of transparency and intimidation practiced by the Saudi government against families and human rights defenders.