Okaz newspaper reported the arrest of a number of Saudi officials, including a judge in a Saudi commercial court.
A source in the Saudi Anti-Corruption Agency said a judge working as the head of a commercial court in a Saudi region was arrested for taking bribes, Rai Al-Youm reported.
The source told Okaz that with the cooperation of the Ministry of Interior, the Public Prosecutor’s Office, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Central Bank of Saudi Arabia, three employees of a bank and 11 residents were suspended because employees of commercial enterprises were established in the name of their relatives. They opened bank accounts under the management of the residents and then deposited illegal money in this account and transferred it outside of Saudi Arabia, taking a percentage of this amount as a bribe.
Two employees of the Ministry of Urban Affairs and Housing and a citizen were arrested for participating in the establishment of a business institution and obtaining sub-projects from foreign companies that have a contract with the ministry. A member of the Public Prosecutor’s Office was also arrested for taking the equivalent of 30,000 rials in exchange for keeping the case in his possession. He delayed the decision on the case for 7 months to pressure one of the parties to take a bribe.
The source also said that the director of the social security unit of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development in a Saudi province was arrested for registering a number of acquaintances as insurance beneficiaries with fake medical reports and paying subsidies.
Human rights sources revealed that the Al-Saud regime has detained Saudi opposition and activists, including three women.
The Twitter account of the prisoners of freedom of expression wrote on Twitter: The new campaign for the arrest of the Saudi authorities, including three women, has been revealed.
This account does not provide details about the campaign and the detainees, and this indicates that after confirming the information received, it will publish the details of the campaign in a row.
The Freedom of Expression Prisoners tweeted in another tweet that Lina al-Sharif, a medical detainee, was arrested at the end of May.
The account also tweeted: “Saudi officials claim that these women were arrested in accordance with the law, while the law has nothing to do with it, and they were arbitrarily detained from the moment of the attack on their homes and tried and tortured without any evidence.” And were persecuted.
The human rights organization Sindh stressed that the detention of Saudi mothers violates the rights of dozens of children in Saudi Arabia due to severe human rights violations.
The human rights organization Sindh stressed that the detention of Saudi mothers violates the rights of dozens of children in Saudi Arabia due to severe human rights violations.
“The consequences of arbitrary detention in Al Saud prisons continue to expand, affecting the lives of the detainees’ families, especially their children,” the organization said in a statement.
In recent years, Saudi authorities have launched a campaign to arbitrarily arrest more than 100 women, while half of the prisoners have been released and the rest are being held in unsanctioned conditions.
Among the women detained in Al-Saud prisons are “Samah Al-Nafi’i”, “Samar Badawi”, “Nasima Al-Sada”, “Fatemeh Al-Nasif” etc.
