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Monitoring & Documentation

Monitoring & Documentation Analysis: Why is Saudi Arabia executing so many people, especially foreign nationals, for drug-related offences?
Saudi Arabia has a long history of strict drug control laws and using the death penalty for drug-related offences. Yet even by historical standards, the current surge in executions is dramatic.
Monitoring & Documentation Saudi Arabia surpasses 2,000 executions under King Salman
As of early April, the number of executions carried out by Saudi Arabia since King Salman bin Abdulaziz’s accession to the throne on January 23, 2015 has surpassed 2,000.
Monitoring & Documentation Saudi Arabia executes third child offender in eight months
On 9 April 2026 Saudi Arabia’s authorities executed Ali al-Subaiti, a young man convicted following a grossly unfair trial of “terrorist” crimes allegedly committed when he was a minor.
Monitoring & Documentation Women face systemic discrimination over executions in Saudi Arabia, new research finds
Saudi Arabia’s escalating use of the death penalty over the past decade has consistently disadvantaged women, particularly migrant domestic workers, ESOHR and ALQST said today.

Advocacy & Campaigns

Advocacy & Campaigns Collaboration with University of York students amplifies campaign for human rights in Saudi Arabia
ALQST welcomes the collaboration of postgraduate students at the UK’s University of York in advocacy and campaigning on human rights issues in Saudi Arabia.
Advocacy & Campaigns NGOs call for immediate release of ​Saudi Wikipedian Osama Khalid, whose 14-year sentence was upheld
We, the undersigned organisations, express deep concern over the continued arbitrary detention of the Saudi Wikipedian Osama Khalid, whose 14-year prison sentence was recently upheld.
Advocacy & Campaigns MEPs write to Bulgarian government expressing concern over Saudi activist Abdulrahman al-Khalidi
Eighteen Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have sent a letter to the Bulgarian government expressing concern over the situation of Saudi human rights defender Abdulrahman AlBakr al-Khalidi.
Advocacy & Campaigns UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention condemns executions of Egyptian nationals for drug-related crimes in Saudi Arabia
The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention issued an Opinion finding that the detention and death sentences of three Egyptian nationals by Saudi authorities for drug-related crimes was arbitrary.

Reports

Reports Women Facing the Death Penalty in Saudi Arabia: Invisibility and Structural Injustice
This report examines Saudi Arabia’s use of the death penalty through a gendered and intersectional lens, with particular attention to migrant women.
Reports Still Not Free: Human Rights in Saudi Arabia in 2025
ALQST’s latest annual report documents the human rights situation in Saudi Arabia in 2025.
Reports The Saudi Human Rights Commission: 20 years of whitewashing the Kingdom’s human rights record
This report presents new, publicly available, evidence that demonstrate the continuing role of this institution in covering up human rights violations, 20 years on from its establishment. 
Reports Input submitted to the United Nations Independent Expert on the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons
This input is submitted by ALQST to the UN Independent Expert on the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons, following a call for input ahead of the UN Expert’s country visit to Saudi Arabia.

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