Protests Continue in KSA: Releasing Detainees Main Demand

Local Editor

Several protests and rallies were held in Saudi Arabia to call for the release of political prisoners in the kingdom. Hundreds of supporters of the Islamic movements participated in the rallies all over the kingdom.

It is worth mentioning that the Dammam province joined the demonstrations, calling for the release of detainees, particularly women. The protesters raised the slogans: "women a red line" as they chanted: "People demand the liberation of prisoners."

The assembly began with a speech to one of the protesters in which he vowed that "protests won't stop until their legitimate demands are applied."
In the Buraidah, Central Kingdom, a number of political detainees' protested and urged the authorities to release their fathers and end their unlawful prison.
The children raised a set of slogans, including: "Oh, Mohammad bin Nayef fear God .. Release the political prisoners."

Meanwhile, the Saudi authorities, arrested a number of children on the background of the political affiliations' of their parents. Among these children is the girl Ilan Rashudi , who was arrested in a Saudi campaign of arresting women in Buraidah.

Source: al-Ahed news, Translated and Edited by moqawama.org