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Hillary Clinton Condemns Qatif Rape Ruling

Rasheed Abou-Alsamh
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Rasheed Abou-Alsamh
November 20, 2007
March 16, 2022
Hillary Clinton Condemns Qatif Rape Ruling
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US Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday condemned the sentence of 200 lashes and six months in jail that the Qatif girl got last week after appealing her original sentence of 90 lashes for having been allegedly in illegal "seclusion" with an unrelated male. This despite the fact that she was also raped 14 times by seven men that same night.

Her former boyfriend, who was also raped, has declined to enter the latest appeal of the verdict that has now gone to the Court of Cassation in Riyadh, which is in effect the Supreme Court.

Hillary called on President Bush to call King Abdullah and have the sentence canceled. If only it were that easy! As most people know, the leader of country cannot interfere in judicial proceedings until all appeals have been exhausted. We should wait for the final verdict in this sad saga, and then petition the king for a pardon before either Qatif girl and her ex-boyfriend can be jailed or lashed.

To watch CNN's report of the Qatif girl case, click here. To read Lubna Hussein's opinion piece on the rape case click here: "A Slap in the Face of Justice."

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Linus
11/27/2007 4:26 AM
3/16/2022 7:04 PM

Hi. i often read your articles on inquirer.net and was wondering if you could somehow read my one and only entry blog.

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