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  1. Sri Lankan migrant worker death penalty appeals in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia addresses citizen issues in a foreign country and seeks clemency for a national.

13 reports, 7 independent Updated Oct 18
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Saudi Arabia addresses citizen issues in a foreign country and seeks clemency for a national.

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Saudi ArabiaSri Lanka

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  1. A Saudi court set aside the sentence for a Sri Lankan worker, leading to commentary from local figures and criticism from Human Rights Watch.Sub-event
  2. The Sri Lankan Embassy in Saudi Arabia operates, and the Ambassador visited a prison.Sub-event
  3. Amnesty International campaigns for clemency in Saudi Arabia; President Dissanayake meets family.1 source
  4. A Sri Lankan migrant worker has been convicted while in Saudi Arabia.Sub-event
  5. Government proposes delegation to pursue a case related to Saudi-Sri Lanka issues.1 source
  6. Sri Lanka's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is following the citizen's death sentence case through diplomatic channels.1 source
  7. King of Saudi Arabia addresses national citizen issues and clemency requests.1 source

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