The European Union opens the file of Saudi Arabia’s violations of human rights

The European Parliament, through the head of its human rights and democratization department, Louisa Rager, announced the start of a dialogue with Saudi Arabia on human rights, following a session in Parliament to discuss the draft report on human rights and democracy for 2021.
“An important meeting on Saudi Arabia was held, and it’s taking place for the first time,” Rager said, adding that “we will continue dialogue with partner countries on human rights.”
For her part, European Parliament Member Maria Rodriguez called for the need to develop concrete tools to support democracies in the world, and to be more consistent and compatible on human rights.
It is noteworthy that Saudi prisons are teeming with hundreds of scholars, thinkers and businessmen who oppose the tyranny of Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman, and who are subjected to the worst types of psychological and physical torture, including women detainees, at the hands of the security services of the Saudi regime.