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Saudi Arabia jails another woman for using Twitter

Nourah bint Saeed Al-Qahtani is sentenced to 45 years in prison in yet another violation of human rights by Saudi Arabia.

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Saudi Mom Who Shared Tweets On Women s Rights Sentenced To 34 Years

The woman was detained for her alleged use of social media to "disturb public order and destabilize the security and stability of the state."

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Saudi woman handed 34-year prison sentence for following kingdom s critics on Twitter

A Saudi woman has been sentenced to 34 years in prison for having a Twitter account and for following and retweeting the critics of the kingdom.

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Saudi Student Handed 34-year Prison Sentence For Twitter Use

Dare to criticize [Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman] and you will end up dismembered or in Saudi dungeons - Click the link for more details.

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MBS s crackdown: A Saudi mother sentenced for 34 years for Tweeting

Salma Al-Shehab, a student at Leeds University and a mother of two, is charged with following and retweeting dissidents and activists on Twitter by Riyadh's so-called "special terrorist court".

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