Amnesty International to reverse the sentence of 1000 lashes Saudi gay

Amnesty International to reverse the sentence of 1000 lashes Saudi gayA court in Saudi Arabia's petrodollars Democratic country had sentenced a gay to receive 1000 lashes. Reason is that the world will also give them 1000 lashes to the members of that court, but we can not stoop to the level of cruelty and ignorance of them.The international press has little echo echo of this press release, Amnesty International is organizing a campaign to try to prevent this poor man to receive the sentence imposed by the court.The Jeddah Saudi girl aged 27 was sentenced to five years in prison and pay 50,000 Saudi rials (13,000 dollars), and receive 500 lashes on charges of being homosexual. The young man already in prison to which you add more years, charged with one count of homosexuality. The sentence imposed in March this year is to appear in a video dressed as a policeman, which offered a fine take someone else in fiction had committed a traffic violation in exchange for him to do some "favors "while dancing in a suggestive, is a recording innocent, because that's all over, the alleged violator does not appear in the video at any time.

 And so, the Saudi justice sentenced for impersonating a police officer and threaten the overall security of the country to receive 1,000 lashes, a year in prison and 50,000 Saudi Riyal. Sendi is known as the "Official Bluetooth", as their video has been transmitted from one phone to another via Bluetooth.The defendant's father tried to defend her son, saying the young man is "unstable" and that the blame for everything that has recorded the video.Previously, this same man had also been convicted of sexual orientation several years ago, when he was sentenced to undergo therapy and memorize a chapter of the Koran.Amnesty International organized a campaign to try to stop this barbaric punishment.How can we help? Sending a letter in Arabic, English or Spanish, the Saudi authorities, in which they urge the Saudi authorities to:- Remove the charges against this man on base or in relation to sexual orientation, for violating their right to privacy, freedom of expression and discrimination nosufrir, among others.- Ask not subject to flogging and remind them that it would violate the obligations of Saudi Arabia under the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, which the State is party.- Point out that if you are imprisoned solely on charges related to his alleged sexual orientation, Amnesty International would consider him a prisoner of conscience and call that he be released immediately and unconditionally.Letters can be sent before December 24 to:King of Saudi ArabiaHis Majesty King Abdullah Bin 'Abdul' Aziz Al-SaudThe Custodian of the Two Holy MosquesOffice of His Majesty the KingRoyal Court, RiyadhSaudi ArabiaFax: (via Ministry of the Interior)
 966 1 403 1185 966 1 403 1185 (trying)Salutation: Your MajestySecond deputy prime minister and interior ministerSecond Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the InteriorHis Royal Highness Prince Naif bin 'Abdul' Aziz Al-Saud, the Ministry ofInterior P.O. Box 2933, Airport RoadRiyadh 11134Saudi ArabiaFax: 966 1 403 1185 (trying)Salutation: Your Royal Highness MinisterAnd copies to:President of the Human Rights CommissionPresident, Human Rights CommissionBandar Mohammed 'Abdullah al-AibanHuman Rights CommissionP.O. Box 58889, King Fahad Road, Building No. 373, Riyadh 11515Saudi ArabiaE-mail: hrc@haq-ksa.org