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as they re called outlining some of these allegations, albeit with slightly smaller numbers involved. it took a few months, but eventually the saudi government did reply. they said that they dismissed entirely the idea that there was anything systematic or widespread going on, although they did say they took the letter seriously, and they said that there was simply no evidence to back up this claim. so i think what human rights watch have done and, by the way, there have been other human rights organisations this year that have tried to pursue these allegations as well what they ve done is try to amass a real wealth of evidence, in terms of eyewitness testimony, dozens of interviews and a great deal of video evidence, often taking on mobile phones by the migrants themselves, to paint this very detailed and very, very disturbing picture. paul adams there. nadia hardman is a researcher in the refugee and migrants rights division of human rights watch.

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