The “Prisoners of Thought” Twitter page tweeted about Saudi Arabia’s insistence on continuing to detain Salman al-Awda, saying: “Is there a [human] crime higher than [sentencing] a solitary confinement; Salman al-Awda, for example …”
The “Prisoners of Thought” Twitter page is about prisoners of thought in Saudi Arabia, which publishes news and opinions about them and political prisoners. This page has a photo of a solitary cell attached to your note.
Last Friday, a virtual conference entitled “Contemporary Reformers .. Salman Al-Awda, for example” was organized by the Ark Al-Falak Center for two days with the participation of 34 personalities from different countries.
Lawyers, political experts, academics, and Arab and international scholars attended the conference, calling for the release of Salman al-Awda, 63. They condemned the silence of Western and Islamic circles in the face of his treatment in prison.
The “Prisoners of Thought” Twitter page tweeted about Saudi Arabia’s insistence on continuing to detain Salman al-Awda, saying: “Is there a [human] crime higher than [sentencing] a solitary confinement; Salman al-Awda, for example …”
The “Prisoners of Thought” Twitter page is about prisoners of thought in Saudi Arabia, which publishes news and opinions about them and political prisoners. This page has a photo of a solitary cell attached to your note.
Last Friday, a virtual conference entitled “Contemporary Reformers .. Salman Al-Awda, for example” was organized by the Ark Al-Falak Center for two days with the participation of 34 personalities from different countries.