
The Saudi authorities announced the arrest of a woman who appeared in a circulating video clip that included what Public Security described as an attack on religious values, and she was transferred to the Public Prosecution after taking legal measures against her.
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Saudi Public Security issued a statement announcing the arrest of a woman who appeared in visual content that included insulting and insulting religious values, and her transfer to the Public Prosecution.
Saudi Public Security announced the arrest of a woman who appeared in visual content that included “violation and insult” to religious values, and transferred her to the Public Prosecution, according to a statement issued Tuesday.
The Saudi security statement said: “The Riyadh region police arrested a woman who appeared in visual content that included insults and attacks on religious constants and values.”
Saudi Security added in its statement, saying, “She was arrested, legal measures were taken against her, and she was referred to the Public Prosecution.”
A video clip circulated of a woman talking about some women’s issues in the Islamic religion.
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The case will be referred to the judiciary to consider the charges against the woman
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