Mr. Ambassador, Thank you for promptly responding to our concern. We respectfully disagree with your statement that no killing, raping or beating of Ethiopians is taking place in Saudi Arabia. You are correct sir, in stating that Saudi Arabia is entitled to reform and streamline its laws and regulations. Regardless of the status of the individual (legal or illegal), the government has a responsibility to protect each and every person’s safety and handle the disposition of the case according to the laws established. Currently, organized youth mobs are breaking into apartments and homes that Ethiopians live and beating and raping innocent Ethiopians. And yes, there are several people killed in the clash although the number can not be confirmed. There are many eye witness reports that confirm that the police and security forces are keeping a blind eye when the crimes are committed or in many cases are themselves participating in the crimes. We can present you with links from the many disturbing pictures that are currently overcrowding the social media and testimonies of the victims. But more importantly, you need to contact your government and ask them to walk through Monfouha region of Riyadh, where Ethiopians, in fear of being beaten and raped, abandoned their homes and are now sleeping on the streets to protect themselves against these horrors. In addition to that, we demand that you allow journalists and international community to visit the sub-human prison facilities that our citizens are currently detained in. Respectfully expecting your prompt action and response,
Posted on: Fri, 15 Nov 2013 23:49:35 +0000
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