Yemen / Saudi Arabia / Kuwait / Egypt / Malaysia / United States / Syria / / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / Judicial Event / /
Facility
American University of Kuwait / University of Groningen / Islamist camp / /
IndustryTerm
counterterror law / security services / information technology crimes law / counterterrorism law / /
NaturalFeature
Arab Peninsula / /
Organization
U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Counterterrorism / Harvard University / l’Institut d’études / U.S. government / American University of Kuwait / U.S. Department of State / UN Human Rights Council / Saudi Civil and Political Rights Association / Saudi government / PROJECT ON MIDDLE EAST DEMOCRACY / Ministry of the Interior / Ministry of Interior / al-Qaeda / civil society / U.S. Department of Justice / Center for Gulf Studies / UN Counterterrorism Executive Directorate / Muslim Brotherhood / Islamist / Sahwa / Used to Suppress Peaceful Opposition Movements Constitutional Reformists This / Al-Awda / University of Groningen / Wahhabi Council of Senior Ulama / /
Person
Walid Abu Al-Khayr / Abdullah Al-Hamid / Mansour Al-Marzoqi / Mohamed Al-Qahtani / Hamza Kashgari / Prince / Muhammad Al-Arifi / Obama / Rivka Azoulay / Al-Nusra Front / Safar Al-Hawali / Abdullah bin Abdelaziz al-Saud / Walid Abu AlKhayr / Ayid Al-Qarni / Nasir Al-Umar / Nayef / Abdelaziz Al-Saud / Salman Al-Awda / Nussaibah Younis / /
Position
President / researcher / Prince / King / journalist / Minister of the Interior / Prince / Crown Prince / representative / series editor / King and the Prime Minister / high-level advisors / Minister of the Interior / /
Criminalizing Dissent How Saudi Arabia’s Counterterrorism Law is Used to Suppress Peaceful Opposition Movements by Rivka Azoulay October 10, 2014