| a son of Interior Minister Prince Naif, who had been found guilty of killing a 15-year-old boy after an "argument", was saved from beheading [by a pardon] the father of his victim | Transnational Shia politics: religious and political networks in the Gulf |
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| They had the law of the land on their side, and the Labor Office ruled in their favor | The human rights encyclopedia, Volume 2 |
Denied dignity: systematic discrimination and hostility toward Saudi Shia citizens.
2| abuses, but as in so many other ways, the difference between rhetoric and reality is vast | However, six months after their industrial action began -- undertaken in protest of the company's failure to pay outstanding salaries totaling millions of riyals -- their plight was still far from being resolved |
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Denied dignity: systematic discrimination and hostility toward Saudi Shia citizens.
21| Legal Aspects of Doing Business in the Middle East | Hanlon 2009 , "International Business Negotiations in Saudi Arabia", in James R Silkenat; Jeffrey M |
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Saudi authorities often protest that the Labor Law offers comprehensive protection against.
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