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An important update from our Norwegian columnist and #OpNimr activist Raymond Johansen on the Ali al-Nimr case. It’s critical, when covering cases of international interest and import, not to jump to conclusions before confirming facts. The world could well be changed as the result of a mistake, making life harder for those still in prison.
Sunday March 13th: Personal statement regarding the recent article in the Saudi state newspaper Okaz on Friday March 11 about four men condemned to death
From Dubai I hear the following: Death sentences against four Saudi men convicted of terrorism have been confirmed by 13 judges, a Saudi newspaper reported, raising the possibility of a new round of executions two months after 47 people including a prominent Shi’ite cleric were put to death.
To me this clearly says that on Thursday or Friday a court upheld and earlier verdict. The three juveniles, including Ali al-Nimr, had their verdict upheld last year by the SCC (Specialized Criminal Court). There is no reason why the 5 judges in the Supreme Court would again hear their cases. (As far as I know.)
Therefore logic dictates that these four executions have absolutely nothing to do with the Quatif juveniles. There is simply no way…
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Odd question: I haven’t seen a post by this (excellent) news-blog in approximately a couple months – and when I do, it is debunking a news-story that was posted. Quick quiz: are your initials CZ, AB or LM?
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