Saudi Arabia: 2 Years Behind Bars on Apostasy Accusation

Email Saudi authorities should immediately release two citizens held without charge for two years because of their religious beliefs. Officials arrested Sultan al-`Anzi, 33, and Sa`ud al-`Anzi, 35, on May 14, 2012, and have not responded to multiple requests from Human Rights Watch and an organization for the Ahmadiyya Muslim religious group for information on their whereabouts and condition. (Beirut) – Saudi authorities should immediately release two citizens held without charge for two years because of their religious beliefs, Human Rights Watch said today.read more

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