50 demonstrations in Saudi Arabia in two months

A Saudi political analyst thinks holding more than 50 demonstrations in Saudi Arabia within two months are the signs of growing crisis in the country.
Ali al-Ahmed in an interview with the Al-Alam TV channel said: “popular protests have taken growing communities to streets, due to crisis in the political, economic and social areas.

A Saudi political analyst and writer added: “protests in Saudi Arabia are not limited to a particular region; protests have been staged in most areas due to political situations, unjust detentions, and hard living conditions.”

A Saudi political analyst referred to dissolution of Civil and Political Rights Association (HSM) and the trial of two of its founders and described the judicial decisions in Saudi Arabia and the long sentences for these two as irrational.

The HSM organization had announced that it would reveal hundreds cases of human rights violations and regime abuses documented with the help of the victims for period of more than two years. And it would help the families who have brought formal complaints against Interrogation Center of the Courts and the Public Justice systems.