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ACPRA Declares Its Full Support To The Legitimate Demands of Women’s Sit-In on Front of the Ministry of Interior,Strongly Condemns Suppressing Freedom of ExpressionWhich Manifested Itself in Besieging, Arresting, and

ACPRA Applauds the Tunisian Popular Revolution, Condoms Offering Sanctuary to the Deposed Tunisian Tyrant Zine Elabidine Bin Ali        Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Friday, January 21, 2010.    

Due to the ongoing Egyptian triumphant popular revolution, and the preoccupation of international media to follow up the course of its events, ACPRA decided to postpone the hunger strike, which

ACPRA Calls For: First, Sacking The Saudi Minister of Interior, Prince Nayef Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud.  Second, Prosecuting Him, His Accomplices:  Directorate of General Investigation (DGI) Officers, Interrogators, Prison Wardens, and

ACPRA Condemns MOI’s Arrest of Professor Al-Abdulkareem A Press Release For Immediate ActionsAbout The Arrest of Professor Mohammed Abdullah Al-Abdulkarim, A Known Human Rights Activist in Saudi Arabia. Riyadh, Saudi

The Public Sit-in Has Been Canceled On Tuesday December 21 2010, the public sit-in organizers were summoned to the Ministry of Interior (MOI). They were informed that the sit-in request

ACPRA Legally Challenges MOI’s Arbitrary Travel Bans In The Court of Grievances: A Call For All Those Banned From Travel Without A Court Order In Saudi Arabia      

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Critics Say Saudi Antiterror Effort Nets Activists Human-Rights Groups Charge That Some Detained Suspects Aren’t Militants but Members of a Growing Civil-Rights Movement By MARGARET COKER

Is It Reshoudi’s Trial Or The Grievances Court’s Trial?   The Fifth Press Release On the Court Proceedings of  the Lawsuit Filed by the Legal Defense Team of, the Arbitrarily Incarcerated

Evidence Shows That The Saudi Regime Is A Police State Masquerading As A Theocracy   Date: August 22, 2010. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.   To: The Custodian of the Two Holy