they have marginally decreased some crimes, such as terrorism and so on, however. most of the children in Saudi is abused, very often. there are research on this that explicitly say it's widely done and normalized, i don't mean slapping their wrist and shit. no. physical beating with slaps and punches to their kid.
Saudi medical journal is neglecting this issue, Mostly and partly because they were founded in 1979, where it was often committed, the outside researches aside from Saudi officials, have stated it very often, along with several human rights abuse, neglect and non-existent rights, sharia laws are commonly known for their outrageous punishments, committing apostasy is one of them and leads to an execution, adultery leads you to being executed by throwing rocks at you. if you were to be raped as a married wife or husband, you would be executed. Whether or not it was deserved or consensual
https://www.asianews.it/news-en/Saud...nce-36612.htmlhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9389900/Crimes are low because they're commonly underreported, and not taken seriously, suicides are common among expatriates and were often underreported as an accident or anything of that matter, thieving leads you to being cut on one of your hands that you choose (mostly left), however. the common reason behind thieving in Saudi is because they need food. No notes on that
Human trafficking is mentioned on Wikipedia, but i have no experience with it, the general consensus might be very outdated, There are many posts on reddit detailing children who are sent to Saudi for execution, primarily because of apostasy (thinking it's a peaceful religion or free religion) and we never heard from them again
Racism is very often committed to people, Primarily Africans, Hindis, Sudan, Israelis, and very often Americans are in scrutiny, as well as anything other than the race of Arabs, in classrooms, or with friends, at work. if you mention Adolf Hitler, they praise him highly for the genocide against Judaism people, jedi people are often assaulted, ridiculed, Etc. for their religion or race
Sexism happens very often, i hear it literally everyday, Mostly permitted by the Qur'an, and is often brought up outside of Saudi, if the wife in question does not please the husband, he has a right to divorce her, domestic abuse happens regularly and is done nothing to prevent or counter it, national people from Saudi who migrate to another country often don't understand the culture outside. bringing their common sense into this and trying to "fix" or "repair" stuff in the country of their choosing. Often when it's rejected, hated or denied, they call it "islamophobia". They don't understand the implications very often
Religion is prohibited if not Muslim and is very hated outside of Islam. Pretty much mentioning your outside of the religion, you'll be annoyed often by people who are Muslims, denying them and they'll keep talking. apostasy as mentioned is currently still alive, and it happens often, freedom of religion is non-existent
Freedom of speech leads to jail or execution if the freedom of speech criticizes the country or government in hand. Jamal Khashoggi is a victim of this, he was killed outside of Saudi by assassination for criticism against Saudi, when met in Istanbul, reports showed that Jamal Khashoggi was cut with a bone saw, and chemical experts tampered with the evidence
political freedom is banned, along with political prisoners
Homosexuality is often executed or imprisoned until changed, conversion happens to people of sexuality or gender
Human rights activist in Saudi was charged and jailed, every one of them
see evidence for cited sources
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_...n_Saudi_ArabiaMental illnesses and Physical health are often ignored in every environment, such as school, work, and in every environment, as stated in
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9389900/ where children were ignored health diagnosis, i am example of this, i have been dealing with severe issues of mental health, as well as physical
while you *can* leave the country, children or women who seeked asylum and refugees, are often commonly reporting that they have been hunted down by Saudi police, one of the stories told they have been caught and sent back to Saudi, where the person in question faced execution, reason behind the conclusion is because the person in question did not reply for 2 years or so and still hasn't to this day
economy wise, it is fine, but the country soon will collapse due to no extra incomes outside of oil production
Guardianship and religious police have been eradicated due to country wide outrage
fires in Saudi is very common, see
https://saudigazette.com.sa/article/...-under-control and
https://www.arabnews.com/node/2261991/saudi-arabiaMigrants shot in Saudi border but Saudi denies it
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-66545787Girl/s beaten
https://observers.france24.com/en/mi...g-orphan-girlsThis is the end of my search and experience, Most of you will probably be disgusted at this point or not. Speaking from experience, Saudi Officials will not do anything about their behavior or misconduct, it is better to leave them or address their problems.
