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Calls to stop Saudi executions, UK MPs call for Rajab’s release

International pressure is mounting on the Saudi regime to stop the execution of 14 innocent citizens from the Eastern Province. They are accused of taking part in anti-regime protests in 2011. Maya Foa, director of Reprieve, the human rights campaign group, called for Britain and America to step in. “President Trump and Theresa May need to tell the new Saudi crown prince loudly and clearly that this is an unacceptable red line” she said. The victims are: (From Qatif) Hassan Abdul Wahab Al Jaziri, 20, Mohammad Mansoor Al Nasser, 23, Mustafa Ahmad Darwish, 22, Ahmad Faisal Al Darwish, 22 and Mohammad Khalil Al Sahqqaq, 24. From Awwamiya: Abdulla Hani Al Traif, 24, Fadhel Hassan Labbad, 25, , Saeed Mohammad AlSakafi, 21 Mujaba Nader Swaiket, 21, Munir Abdulla Al Adam, 23 Abdulla Salam Al Suraih, 21, Abdul Aziz Hassan Al Sahwi, 22 and Ahmad Hassan Al Rabi’s, 32. From Safwa Salman Amin Al Qurasih, 21, from Safwa. Two days ago Amnesty International urged Saudi Arabia to abandon what it termed a "bloody execution spree" after 14 more men are set to be executed. "By confirming these sentences Saudi Arabia's authorities have displayed their ruthless commitment to the use of the death penalty as a weapon to crush dissent and neutralise political opponents," Samah Hadid, of Amnesty international, said in a statement.