Saudi’s PIF has poured billions into LIV Golf; yet the UK arm lost $461m in 2024 alone, pushing non-US losses past $1bn. This isn’t a “golf revolution.” It’s a state-funded vanity project burning cash while Saudi people pay the price. ft.com/content/d6190b…

In Sept 2025, Saudi Arabia carried out 13 executions, bringing the total this year to 283. 8 on drug charges (not among the “most serious” crimes under int’l law) 3 political charges 1 treason Since King Salman’s reign began: 1,870 executions

Our earlier report exposed how Saudi Arabia’s renewable projects were built through the exploitation of migrant workers—trapped in forced labour, earning poverty wages, and enduring deadly desert heat. Today, new findings reveal the wider web sustaining these abuses: 41

Saudi Arabia isn’t just hosting jokes, it’s selling a new image, It’s a stage for rebranding the kingdom’s global image and masking a harsher reality and rights abuses remain unaddressed. npr.org/2025/10/04/nx-…

They execute people over a tweet, yet with the right paycheck, you’re expected to perform stand-up inside a Saudi prison. rollingstone.com/culture/cultur…

Saudi Arabia’s Useful Idiots: when comedians and celebrities trade integrity for paychecks, lending cover to a regime that jails dissent and censors speech. thebulwark.com/p/saudi-arabia…

2,400 days have passed since Saudi authorities arrested Dr. Anas Al-Mazrou in March 2019, just hours after he delivered a speech at the Riyadh Book Fair discussing the human rights situation in Saudi Arabia and defending prisoners of conscience. He remains in arbitrary detention

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Beating and electric shocks were among the methods of torture inflicted on lawyer #Muteb_Al_Omari during his detention, which has continued since 2018. sanad.uk/?p=55430

Pete Davidson defending his decision to perform in Saudi Arabia, even after losing his dad in the FDNY on 9/11 Money Speaks

While the Saudi regime steals migrant workers’ wages, the world looks away. Hundreds of Sndan Global employees—some working on Aramco projects—have gone unpaid for eight months, left in despair and hunger as their earnings vanish into the pockets of the regime’s contractors.

🔴 BREAKING Confirmed the release of citizen Abdullah Atallah Al-Huwaiti after spending more than five years in Saudi prisons.

Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh Season dazzles with global sports stars, but behind the spectacle lies repression. While the world watches, dissenters stay silenced. dailymail.co.uk/sport/boxing/a…

Amazon promised justice for migrant workers in Saudi warehouses, who paid huge recruitment fees; but years later many are still waiting on reimbursements. theguardian.com/technology/202…

Burning Cash, Costly Image Saudi Arabia has poured more than $5 billion into LIV Golf, but new filings reveal a league burning cash huddleup.substack.com/p/liv-golf-vs-…

Ashleigh Plumptre says she doesn’t “feel threatened at all” in Saudi Arabia, but Saudi women like Manahel have faced arrest for simply speaking up. Comfort isn’t the same as freedom. nytimes.com/athletic/66963…