An American website wrote that the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s reforms are as claimed and the repression he started in Saudi Arabia is unprecedented in the history of this country.
In a report, Business Insider reported on the policies and actions of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, saying that he was ostensibly trying to reform, but in reality he was increasingly repressive.
According to the website, the Saudi Crown Prince has silenced all his opponents inside with extensive arrests, and at the same time his cyber army is engaged in cyberspace, spying on Saudi activists and, if necessary, attacking the opposition, and the volume of repression of the opposition in bin Salman’s era has no precedent in the history of Saudi Arabia.
According to the report, the reality in Saudi Arabia has thwarted all attempts by Mohammed bin Salman to portray himself as positive and positive in the eyes of the world, and Saudi rulers continue to suppress liberties and impose prison sentences on human rights activists.
“We will see you in court,” wrote Sarah Leah Whitson, executive director of the human rights organization “Now, Democracy for the Arab World,” on his Twitter account.
The British Times reported yesterday that Saad al-Jabri, a former Saudi intelligence official, had said that a few days before the assassination of critical Saudi journalist Jamal Khashgechi in Istanbul, Saudi officials had tried to take his daughter to the Riyadh consulate in Riyadh.