Amnesty International (Author): “Weitere Informationen zu Urgent Action 69/07 (MDE 23/013/2007, 16. März 2007 und MDE 23/040/2007, 19. November 2007) [MDE 23/003/2008; UA-069/2007-2]”, Document #1355541 - ecoi.net

Weitere Informationen zu Urgent Action 69/07 (MDE 23/013/2007, 16. März 2007 und MDE 23/040/2007, 19. November 2007) [MDE 23/003/2008; UA-069/2007-2]

http://www2.amnesty.de/internet/deall.nsf/0416134816eac7bcc1256aa100576f52/3cf2f951354b1fecc12573d1004c0fe0?OpenDocument

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The sentences of flogging and imprisonment imposed on a 20-year-old female rape victim, known only as the "Girl from al-Qatif", and her male companion are reported to have been dropped under a pardon granted by King Abdullah
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ecoi.net description:: The sentences of flogging and imprisonment imposed on a 20-year-old female rape victim, known only as the "Girl from al-Qatif", and her male companion are reported to have been dropped under a pardon granted by King Abdullah

Country:: Saudi Arabia
Source:: Amnesty International (Author)
Published:: 11 January 2008
Original link:: http://www2.amnesty.de/internet/deall.nsf/0416134816eac7bcc1256aa100576f52/3cf2f951354b1fecc12573d1004c0fe0?OpenDocument
Document type:: Appeal or News Release
Language:: German
Document ID:: 1355541 (former ID 91585)

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