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British National Ahmed al-Doush's Wife Pleads for His Release from Saudi Arabian Prison

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Guardian UK·14.05.2026·🇬🇧United Kingdom·Crime

British National Ahmed al-Doush's Wife Pleads for His Release from Saudi Arabian Prison

Amnesty International Backs Humanitarian Appeal as UN Finds Detention Arbitrary

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The wife of British national Ahmed al-Doush, imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for social media posts since 2024, pleads for his release due to declining wellbeing, backed by Amnesty International and a UN ruling of arbitrary detention.

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