A SAUDI-Arabian fitness influencer has been jailed for 11 years after she went shopping in an outfit which was deemed inappropriate.The country recently replied to a United Nations human rights request after the country claimed she was jailed for "terrorist offences".
Al-Otaibi wore what were judged to be "indecent clothes" in videos and went shopping without an abaya, a long robe, the groups said.Ronnie O'Sullivan hints he wants £600MILLION to join breakaway Saudi tour Bissan Fakih, Amnesty International's campaigner on Saudi Arabia, said: "Manahel's conviction and 11-year sentence is an appalling and cruel injustice.
EGO TRIP Saudi Arabia insists first part of $500bn NEOM Megacity WILL be open this year with ultra-lux island resort Many of Saudi Arabia’s most famous human rights defenders have been imprisoned, threatened into silence, or fled the country.Those who break this law can face arrest, prosecution and imprisonment on charges such as "inciting people against the authorities".LGBTQI+ rights are not legally recognized or protected in Saudi Arabia, and are even labeled as "extremist ideas."