Summary
The motion calls for the immediate release of blogger Raif Badawi and his lawyer, condemning his sentence of prison and public flogging. It also urges an end to corporal punishment and addresses broader human rights concerns in Saudi Arabia. 10 12.02.2015
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Key points
- The motion demands the immediate and unconditional release of Raif Badawi and his lawyer, Waleed Abu al-Khair.
- It strongly condemns all forms of corporal punishment and flogging as violations of international human rights law.
- The resolution calls for the abolition of specialized courts that are used to prosecute peaceful dissidents on political charges.
- It urges the Saudi authorities to end discrimination against women and religious minorities, such as the Shia community.
Documents (PDFs)
JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the case of Mr Raif Badawi, Saudi Arabia
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Saudi Arabia, the case of Mr Raif Badawi
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Saudi Arabia, the case of Mr Raif Badawi
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the case of Mr Raif Badawi, Saudi Arabia,
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Saudi Arabia, the case of Mr Raif Badawi
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Saudi Arabia, the case of Raif Badawi
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Saudi Arabia, the case of Raif Badawi
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Saudi Arabia, the case of Raif Badawi
Saudi Arabia: the case of Raif Badawi
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