Al-Saud suffocates the voices of freedom-loving and pro-democracy children, tortures them in prisons, beheads them, and destroys their bodies so that it does not become a tomb for freedom-seekers. Recently, Saudi Arabia has executed a young man Al-Darwish over his reported involvement in anti-government protests when he was a teenager, human rights groups said Tuesday.
The Saudi Ministry of the Interior announced that Mustafa al-Darwish, 26, had been executed, according to Reprieve.
Al-Darwish’s family received no advance notice of his death and only learned that he had been executed by reading the news online, the UK-based non-profit organization said.
Al-Darwish was arrested in May 2015 and charged with offenses related to his participation in protests — many of which occurred when he was 17 years old, according to Reprieve.
According to Reprieve, al-Darwish was placed in solitary confinement and “beaten so badly that he lost consciousness several times.”
“To make the torture stop, he confessed to the charges against him,” Reprieve said.
Amnesty International, which had called for the execution to be halted last week, said al-Darwish was “the latest victim of Saudi Arabia’s deeply flawed justice system which regularly sees people sentenced to death after grossly unfair trials based on confessions extracted through torture.”
Al-Darwish recanted his confession at his trial, explaining to the court that he had been tortured, but he was still sentenced to death, Reprieve said.
Martyr Mustafa Al-Darwish was a resident of Tarot Island in Qatif when Al-Saud beheaded him and destroyed his body and did not even allow his family to hold a mourning ceremony.
Amnesty International has repeatedly stated that Mustafa al-Darwish was arrested in 2015 on trumped-up charges, tortured in prison, and tried unfairly in court. Amnesty International had called on the Saudi judiciary to overturn Al-Darwish’s death sentence and try him again on the basis of fair legal standards, but Koo listened.
“Rebellion” was the main accusation of Mustafa Al-Darwish, while Al-Darwish was just a child. In this situation, the world has turned a blind eye to the crimes of Al-Saud against the opponents of the monarchy, especially the people of the oil-rich province of Sharqiya.
Salman bin Abdulaziz and his son Muhammad bin Salman are immersed in the blood of the people of Saudi Arabia and Yemen, and they kill Saudi and Yemeni children with American and Western weapons, but eventually, like other wicked kings, they will receive their divine punishment.
